Adachi City, Tokyo, Japan｜Joshu-ya

It was right near my house, but I couldn't get there because it opened early, but I was able to buy it for breakfast around 8 a.m. on Sunday morning. The first thing I thought was that it was handmade and cheap! Nowadays, there are many onigiri at convenience stores that cost around 150 yen or more, so I think this price range is amazing. There are a lot of varieties and it will be fun to choose. The rice is fluffy but has a strong flavor, and the toppings are all over the place, not just in the center, so no matter where you eat, you can find the toppings and it's the best! If you're nearby, I think this is a must-buy place. With these rice balls and warm miso soup, you will be happy. Recommended! In addition to onigiri, they also have affordable fried chicken and tamagoyaki, so it's great if you take them to the bank and eat them.

There are many different kinds, they are cheap, and they are delicious. It seems like they are sold out in the morning and near the lunch time. It's in a residential area, so you might not notice it if you're driving. The road in front is also narrow, so parking is not possible. It's been a few years since I moved to my current home, but this was my first time visiting. I wonder why I didn't go even though it was only a 1-2 minute walk from my house.

Onigiri from a rice shop🍙. If you don't have it in the store, you can get it right away. There is a wide variety and I have been eating it for over 10 years, but I never get tired of it. In addition to the classic ingredients, Tenmusu, grilled rice balls, and grilled meat rice balls are also delicious. Potato salad, rice crackers, pickles, etc., you are lucky if you come across them. I will go shopping early for lunch❗️