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It's a candy store, but you can also buy Belgian waffles and bento boxes.

I miss the sweets and toys I used to go to when I was a kid! I just bought an airplane to fly with rubber (≧ ▽ ≦) Lunch box is 500 yen and volumey ^ _ ^ I think it's more delicious if you warm it at home. I bought a waffle as a souvenir. We will eat together when we return to our parents' house (・ ∀ ・)

I visited with the children the other day. There are more price ranges of 10 yen and 20 yen than the candy store corners you see at supermarkets these days, so it's very helpful for my mother. Children will be delighted if they buy 1000 yen! It seems that we are holding events on a regular basis, so I'll continue to check it out on Instagram before I go!

It's a fun and exciting space with items that remind you of your childhood. Both waffles and potatoes are freshly baked and tickle your heart. A student at the end of school just stopped by with a friend It's the one who is chatting on the way home. It's a memory of youth. A 40-year-old uncle often goes with his children when there are no students ^^

A candy store that also sells waffles. There are also imported sweets. The inside of the store is beautiful and stylish, so many people came with small children. There were many nostalgic sweets and it was a good feeling.

There is a parking lot, but you cannot park on the 2nd floor. Please park in an empty space on the first floor out of the way. If the market is open, you should be sure that you will not be able to park. There is a steep slope when entering the parking lot, so you must be careful when entering and exiting the bridge. The toilet is in front of the shop, and the white sign on the back on the right side says "Toilet is here". If it's difficult to understand, it's a good idea to ask. However, it seems that it is prohibited to use it except for those involved. The shop will open at 06:00. I heard that the shop was opened in early April. The moment you enter the store, you will enter a nostalgic space. I have something nostalgic. Waffles are also sold in it. Lunch boxes are also on sale, but it seems that they will be sold out after 12:00. We recommend that you go early. When you buy a candy, you can put it in a plastic bag. If possible, you should bring your own bag. The clerk will be Mizuho Niigata next door. There is also a 100 yen vending machine next to Hakusan Market. I bought a lunch box. I went there before 09:00, but there were only a few left. If you want to buy it, go early. When I went there after noon today, I had several lunch boxes. I don't know if I have a lunch box or not depending on when I go. You can call to confirm, or you can have a direct depression. I think it's better to think that the rice is firm. It was the hardness I liked. Sushi rice may be more delicious. There is also a stamp card.

A candy store and bento shop in Hakusan Market. Because it is on the way to school, you can see students buying sweets to fill their stomachs. The affiliated bento shop is open in front of Niigata station and was introduced on TV.

The shop I learned when I went to the Hakusan morning market. It's a candy store on the premises of the market (next to the premises?), But a lunch box shop that operates near Niigata Station and a variety of lunch boxes at the "Lunch Market" are also on sale, and one coin of 500 yen is quite cost effective. You can enjoy your lunch. I was full with the food that was open in the market on that day, but the part-time female college student at this store was very friendly and I just bought it. Of course I don't regret it.