The shopkeepers were buying one after another before the vegetables were lined up, just like the competition between the shop and customers. ..
Although the yield of vegetables remained low, I was cried because of the high temperature, but this week it tends to rain a little and the temperature does not rise to that temperature.
The grapes of "Nozawa Farm" have the last varieties this year every week, so I can't forget.
Rare varieties will be sold out after 1 hour, so it is recommended that you come early.
1ヶ月半ぶりのご出店「シーズニングラボ」さんでは、定番のハーブソルトやカレースパイスに加え、この時期"ピクルスミックス"が人気。
It is an excellent product that makes it easy to make a full-scale pickle.

The lack of vegetables and fruits is not something else at Hills Marche, and both the producers and the stores are having trouble growing vegetables and fruits.
I didn't grow up in the long rain before the rainy season, and I didn't grow up in the heat wave.
Also, avoiding the hottest hours, the peak hours for customers are right after the store opens at 10 o'clock, and many stores are almost sold out by noon.
A long time ago, a shop of Arab ingredients “Farafel McDes” and a shop of fermented ingredients “Atelier de Koji” opened.
The interest in Arab olive oil and fermented foods is of great interest to customers as their health consciousness increases.
I want to develop my strength with foods that support body building.

As soon as the rainy season is over, it's summer production.
Hills Marche 's customers also want to shop at the earliest possible time, so the official start time is 10 o'clock, but shopping will start at 9 o'clock.
This is a summer scene for customers who start shopping while waiting for preparation while talking with shopkeepers who are rushing to prepare a bit earlier, such as "It's hot~" and "Is there today?"
I am glad that the change in customer arrival time due to such seasons is one of the proof that Marche is part of our customers' lives.
A rare dish on this day is a fresh jellyfish from Mie prefecture.
When blanched and eaten with wasabi soy sauce as sashimi, it becomes fluffy.
One piece was a palm-sized big one.

Nozawa's peaches, which are produced in the Southern Alps of Yamanashi Prefecture, are in full bloom.
Due to the effects of long rain, about half of this year's products are not actually sold, and we open a store every week on a tightrope.
Still, the peaches lined up in the Marche are delicious with their sweetness.
This is due to the behind-the-scenes efforts of Mr. Nozawa, a production professional.
Fruits, in particular, are products that take time to produce.
Mr. Nozawa suddenly looks like a warrior because he anticipates varieties that will become popular several years in the future and selects and produces varieties that are strong against the weather.
Not only Mr. Nozawa, but trial and error is repeated every day at the production site.
The long rainy season is finally over.
Have a lot of sun waiting and be delicious.