
Beat the heat by ordering some delectable products from Japan’s northernmost island using the Famima Online service.
For those who can’t get enough of the convenience of Japanese convenience stores, the Family Mart chain is adding to the fun with Family Mart Online (“Famima Online”). This service gives access to exclusive goods that can only be ordered online and picked up at your local Family Mart store location, of which there are 16,300 store locations nationwide.
One of Famima Online’s ongoing campaigns is giving people access to regional foods and famous local products from throughout Japan. The current theme, lasting from June 10 through July 7, is Hokkaido. As you can probably imagine, it comes with plenty of choices of tasty treats from up north as detailed below. Products that are part of the campaign were selected by the National Federation of Agricultural Co-operative Associations–known as Zen-Oh for short–as well as by Famima Online representatives.
Omakase Vegetable Set (7,199 yen [US$50.15])
For this set, Hokkaido-based company Kururu no Mori is providing a selection of 10-12 fresh and seasonal fresh vegetables delivered in refrigerated packaging. As it’s an “omakase,” or “leave it up to us” package, the specific contents may vary slightly from shipment to shipment.
Assortment of northern pickled fish (5,866 yen)
What better way to cool down than with some Hokkaido fish? This set comes with four kinds of pickled fish:
● Salmon pickled with salted koji rice
● Salmon pickled with green onions and miso
● Cod pickled with salted koji rice
● Mackerel pickled with green onions and miso
Kabocha snow pudding (Six jars for 6,333 yen)
This Japanese-pudding from Kafukudo Kitchen is made using the uncommon Yukigesho (“snow blanket”) kabocha squash from Assabu, Hokkaido. The squash is sieved twice to result in a luxuriously smooth texture. Impressively, it won the top prize at the 32nd Hokkaido Processed Food Contest.
Furano Melon (5,533 yen per melon)
Hokkaido is known for melons, and this refreshingly sweet, deep orange variety from the city of Furano doesn’t disappoint. Its flavor is said to be exquisite due to the perfect temperatures where it’s grown.
Assorted cheeses (6,645 yen)
Dairy products are also Hokkaido’s jam, and this selection of four varieties, courtesy of producer Toit Vert, is the perfect way to say thank you to the northern cows. The set comes with blue cheese, cream cheese, white blue cheese, and Camembert cheese.
The one potential hurdle to using Famima Online is that it requires you to use Family Mart’s FamiPay app for ordering and the website for Famima Online doesn’t appear to be accessible from certain locations outside of Japan. If you’re in the country and have the app, though, you’ll definitely want to take advantage of this easy way to sample the best of what Hokkaido has to offer.
Source, images: PR Times
● Want to hear about SoraNews24’s latest articles as soon as they’re published? Follow us on Facebook and Twitter!
[ Read in Japanese ]






The top 5 ice creams you should try at Family Mart convenience stores in Japan this summer
Japanese sweets shop sells an ohagi so exquisite it sells out by noon
Studio Ghibli store Donguri Republic announces opening of first-ever store in America
7-Eleven Japan to start selling Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches this summer
Forget Tokyo go-karts – there’s a new way to sightsee on four wheels in Japan
Starbucks Japan releases new Frappuccino, tea and soda drinks for summer
Studio Ghibli adds new My Neighbour Totoro music box to its anime merchandise store in Japan
Gama Land, the weird Japanese amusement park celebrating toads, is now like a ghost town
All-you-can-eat cheese restaurant in Tokyo is a hidden gem not many people know about
Starbucks Japan releases new limited-edition summer drinks…and a pastry for dunking
Lawson Japan releases a crazy new product to remind us it’s not just famous for convenience store food
New Japanese overnight train coming to connect Tokyo with Tohoku in sleep-travel style
Universal Studios Japan is giving Frieren anime fans the chance to make unforgettable memories.
Tokyo’s life-size Gundam is getting a new look before its end-of-summer removal
Japanese bento shop touches hearts by selling super cheap boxed lunches for around a dollar
7-Eleven Japan joins the craze for Korean Gamja Cheese Balls
Lawson upsizes convenience store food for a limited time with two must-try Japanese meals
Uniqlo reveals third round of massive 100-year-anniversary manga T-shirts for Jump’s Shueisha
Even at twice regular Daiso price, this handy item is still great for summer travel in Japan
New official Ghibli anime food cookbook will teach you how to make Ponyo’s ramen and more
Japanese convenience store Lawson launches new “mini supermarket” chain, L Minimart
Japan’s real-world Pokémon hot spring’s first photos are here![Photos]
Kyoto public junior high school becomes first in Japan with a hoodie school uniform
Japan’s human washing machines will go on sale to general public, demos to be held in Tokyo
Starbucks Japan releases new drinkware and goods for Valentine’s Day
We deeply regret going into this tunnel on our walk in the mountains of Japan
Starbucks Japan releases new sakura goods and drinkware for cherry blossom season 2026
Japan’s newest Shinkansen has no seats…or passengers [Video]
Put sesame oil in your coffee? Japanese maker says it’s the best way to start your day【Taste test】
Japan reportedly adding Japanese language skill requirement to most common foreigner work visa
Japan’s 5.3 million beautiful Hitachi Nemophila flowers are now in full bloom[Photos]
Pokémon and Ikea Japan cross over into each other’s worlds with collaboration events
Wisteria season starts early with blooming of Japan’s Great Wisteria in its beautiful garden