Can I really eat that taste at home!? ── Enjoying the delicacies from Manten☆Aozora Restaurant

Grandpa's Newsletter: Mail Order

“Wow, that looks delicious... where can I buy that?”

On Saturday evenings, many people watching TV are probably thinking just that. Yes, I'm talking about that show, 'Manten☆Aozora Restaurant'.

It's the show where Daisuke Miyagawa eats exquisite ingredients harvested from local fields and fishing ports, shouting, 'Delicious!'
But you know,did you actually know that you can order those items?

This time, I, your grandpa, will introduce how those 'dream-like delicacies' can be delivered to your home.

■ Manten☆Aozora Restaurant is more than just a gourmet show.

When it comes to TV shows, there's often an impression that things are staged, but this 'Manten☆Aozora Restaurant' is a bit different.
They really go to the farms and fishing sites,cook and eat what was harvested right there on that day. That's all there is to it.

But you see, that 'simplicity' is what's good about it.
The performers' reactions are genuine, and I find myself feeling warm every week watching them embrace the attitude of, 'What's wrong with calling delicious food delicious?'

■ The best part is that you don't just watch it, you can 'buy' it.

But the truly amazing part comes after that.
The ingredients introduced on TV can actually beordered through the Nippon TV online shop 'Poshure' or the official program website.

For example...

• Hokkaido snow-covered cabbage

• Ehime red sea bream

• Miyazaki free-range chicken

• Yamagata snow-room aged beef
  These kinds of local ingredients are set up so thatyou can buy them immediately after the broadcast.

They don't just leave you at 'that looks good.' The fact that you can 'put it on your dining table' is what makes the show great.

■ This show is also saving local delicacies.

Actually, this show isn't just gourmet entertainment; it also plays a role insupporting farmers and fishermen who are struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic, disasters, or a lack of successors.

There are stories of orders flooding in the moment it's broadcast, and farmers crying with joy...
It's one of the few shows that makes you think, 'TV can still help people.'

When you think about it that way, even a single click to order becomesa small act of support.

■ Eating delicious food and getting energized is the best thing there is.

There are many tough things in the world, but being able to smile while eating something delicious is truly a blessing.

If you see something on TV and think, 'That looks good,' you can order it right then and there.
When it arrives, you can savor it slowly while remembering that 'Delicious!' moment from the show.
This is truly the ultimate reward.

Next time you watch the broadcast, why not try looking it up with the mindset of,'I'm going to make this my dinner!'instead of just watching it and being done?
A slightly luxurious night is waiting for you.

■ Introduction Site (Program & Purchase Site Summary)

Official Program Website
📺 Manten☆Aozora Restaurant (Nippon TV)
https://www.ntv.co.jp/aozora/

This is the official website where ingredients, recipes, and back numbers of broadcast content introduced on the program are posted.

Mail Order & Purchase Destinations

🛒 NTV Poschure (Includes Manten☆Aozora Restaurant collaboration products)
https://www.ntvshop.jp/shop/c/caozora/
An online shopping page featuring 'ordered ingredients' and 'limited sets' linked to the program. Checking it right after the broadcast is key.

🛍 Yahoo! Shopping 'Manten☆Aozora Restaurant Special Feature'
https://shopping.yahoo.co.jp/promotion/tv/aozora/
A special feature page in collaboration with Yahoo!. You can see a list of products introduced in the past, making it easy to order.

🛍 Rakuten Ichiba 'Manten☆Aozora Restaurant Special Feature'
https://event.rakuten.co.jp/tv/aozora/
Rakuten also handles products introduced on the program. Since you can earn points, more people are buying here too.

※Points to Note※

Some products are limited in quantity or only available immediately after the broadcast, so they may sell out quickly. Checking on the Saturday or Sunday after the broadcast (usually Saturdays at 18:30) is the best time to aim for!
If you search by the 'region name' or 'producer name' of the broadcast episode where the product was introduced, you might find direct sales sites.