Even in Nagano, I was really excited because the theme was Minami Shinshu, where you can find gourmet food. I especially love local products from Iida City and Saku, and the atmosphere is as if you're on a vacation or business trip, with cheese, sake, many of Japan's most representative ciders, game meat, and processed livestock products. There seems to be a variety of delicious food depending on the season, so I would like to see more producers promote their products and further promote the appeal of Minamishin.

We sell Shinshu ingredients and drinks on the 1st floor of Green Springs. There is also a cider tasting experience. There is a charge. Eat-in is also possible.

It feels like an antenna shop in Nagano, but it's very stylish and I wanted a lot of things. I wanted to buy apple candy, but the grape candy that came with it was especially delicious.

The juices and amazake you can drink at eat-in are delicious ❤️

It's a great place to enjoy shopping. For children, you can get away with saying "Bad Luck," but please speak louder when serving customers, or leave the store if you can.It's like looking at customer service in other countries in the past. However, I think there are many products that you can enjoy. I can tell you about rare things in the areas I often visit, so please use it from time to time. Well, if possible, I would appreciate it if you could install as many self-checkout counters as possible ^-^

This shop has become my son's go-to shop for their apple candy🍎It seems that kids are excited that they have it all year round. By the way, I bought the onion dressing (lol) and it was so delicious that I couldn't help but buy it.

It looked like an antenna shop in Nagano Prefecture. We had some cider while taking a walk. The taste seems normal.

A shop where you can casually stop by for a cafe while strolling around the north side of Tachikawa, which has been redeveloped and turned into a modern commercial space. When you enter the store, you'll find natural foods, creative breads, drinks, and more for sale. Most of the drinks are cold, but there are also hot drinks such as lemonade and apple Japanese tea, and I ordered two bottles of tomato candy for 300 yen, which I also received. There aren't many seats in the open space, but we were able to enjoy a relaxing tea time. Tomato candy has a good balance of sourness and sweetness, is reasonably priced, and is good.

The product seemed to be of good quality. But it's generally expensive, so I kept my purse strings tight.

I stopped by yesterday and bought Akiei's apple candy (450 yen) and apple pie. Both were very delicious! My family was impressed because the honey from the apple itself was richer and it was much more delicious than the apple candy from other famous stores. I want to go buy it again.