Wow, is this really all for this price?!

If you've ever wondered what a farm shop is really like, a place you'd want to visit if you moved to the countryside, you might be a little surprised.

This time, I visited a farm shop in Sagae, Yamagata, that's a favorite among locals, for the first time.

I was thrilled by the real "country prices" and generous portions, which are different from roadside station and tourist prices!

Plums, peaches, tomatoes, eggplant, corn...
Wow, and all that for this price?! I found myself saying it over and over again.

The pizza and gelato available on the spot were also incredibly delicious, confirming that skipping breakfast was the right decision.

And when I got home, I made some "real yakisoba" using the fresh vegetables and meat I'd just bought.

Crunchy cabbage, jiggly wood ear mushrooms, and fragrant Yamagata pork...it was so delicious I couldn't help but slurp it down in silence.

"Maybe I can't buy it at the supermarket anymore..."

What is this shocking "food paradise" that makes you feel that way?

Watch as if you're peeking into the locals' shopping and cooking routines!

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[Table of Contents]
0:00 This time, we're heading to a local spot...
2:41 Let's report on the farmer's market! It's amazing!
7:53 Delicious pizza and gelato for breakfast
11:37 What we bought, and the total price...
15:41 Let's start making dinner!
17:56 Time to try it!
9:37 PM Corn Epilogue
9:43 PM Desserts and How to Win at the Farmers Market
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🏡 About us, the Hiyokko couple

We inherited the vacant house of our late grandparents in Yamagata and moved there.

It's an old folk house, built 250 years ago during the Edo period, passed down through generations...

Even though it has no air conditioning and very weak shower pressure,
we're enjoying our first rural experience!

・Living in an old folk house & renovating
・Rural life & gourmet food
・Travel vlog

And more, we'll be sharing our daily experiences.

I hope you'll continue to watch the "Hiyokko Couple" grow!

◯ Koichi
Born in the Kanto region.
Office worker in Sapporo
→Learned how to set up LINE accounts and create websites as a side job
→Started freelancing and later incorporated
→Decided to move to Yamagata because I could work with just one computer

Hobbies: making soba noodles, campfires, strong milk, and roasted sweet potatoes

◯ Hana
Born in Hokkaido.
Nurse in Tokyo and Sapporo
→Retired after marriage proposal and moving to Yamagata
→Responsible for video editing and design for this channel

Hobbies: watching videos, walking, reading
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◯We Live
Click here for an introduction to our 250-year-old Edo-period traditional house and garden!
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　え、江戸時代の家に住むの！？タワマン卒業した新婚社長の古民家移住生活

◯Click here for a video of us eating Japan's best watermelon, delicious dumplings, and meat soba noodles on the veranda of a traditional house!
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【神回】山形古民家移住の夏！日本一スイカ＆千本だんご＆縁側で香ばし七輪グルメ｜尾花沢編
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