# 放課後PODCAST#378 名古屋は美味しいものがいっぱい - Show: アフター6ジャンクション 2 - Published: 2026-09-22 - Canonical: https://podc.club/en/episode/1505337177_86435b5d4b5b.html - Audio: https://pdst.fm/e/pscrb.fm/rss/p/traffic.megaphone.fm/TBS3785348868.mp3 - Source: Edited from a machine transcript of the first 30 minutes of the episode. Not an official summary. Hibi-chan brought back treats from a location shoot — a tea shop's peanut-studded amanatto (sugared beans) called "Amanatou," plus a bag of convenience-store "Atohiki Mame" mixed nuts — turning the recording into an impromptu snack party. Talk then drifted to Hibi-chan's upcoming trips to Nagoya for Asian Games marathon coverage, covering a Nagoya souvenir collaboration between Manshuku Sohonpo's "Yukari" and Glico's "Cheeza," and the eternal dilemma of which kishimen stall to pick on the Shinkansen platform. ## What this episode answers ### What kind of sweet is the "Amanatou" that Hibi-chan brought as a gift? It's a sugared-bean (amanatto) confection that is meant to be paired with peanuts as its tea-time companion, sized as a small 30-gram hand-carried gift. ### What Nagoya souvenir was recommended for Hibi-chan, who will be visiting Nagoya for Asian Games marathon coverage? The "Yukari Nōkō Otsumami Snack," a collaboration between Manshuku Sohonpo's "Yukari" and Glico's "Cheeza," combining Cheeza's cheesy crunch with the shrimp flavor of Manshuku's shrimp senbei. ### What's the story about the incredible serving speed at the standing soba shop in Shinagawa Station? At the standing soba shop in Shinagawa Station, buying a ticket at the vending machine and handing it over gets you a bowl of soba back with astonishing speed, which got everyone talking. ### What experience at a movie theater did the listener describe in their email? After starting a new job in August and feeling down following a setback, the listener went to see "Chika ni Ningyo no Shima no Himitsu" and, before the film, saw a restroom notice for a counseling hotline that made them realize how many moviegoers might be carrying their own pain and how big a role theaters play as a refuge. ### Who are the guests on next week's episode, and what will it feature? Dekami-san and Asairio-san will guest for what's billed as the most deeply niche Hello! Project song special, tied to Yuzuki-san's appearance in Morning Musume.'s "Connect" and inspired by Dekami-san's newly published 500,000-character book on Hello! Project. ## Article ## Gifts from the road: "Amanatou" and a peanut-packed tea snack Hibi-chan had visited a tea shop while on location for another show, and picked up "Amanatou," a sugared-bean (amanatto) confection that insists on using peanuts as its tea-time pairing, to bring in as a gift. She explained that it only has about a two-week shelf life, and since she'd bought it the week before, that window had already gotten shorter. Sized for a 30-gram hand-carried gift with a cute package, she recommended enjoying it alongside a good cup of tea. Alongside it came "Atohiki Mame," a snack mix of variously flavored beans, and the studio ended up passing the treats around and snacking through the whole recording. ## The real Nagoya souvenir pick: Yukari x Cheeza With Hibi-chan set to visit Nagoya more often for Asian Games marathon broadcast coverage, the show revisited a Nagoya souvenir that had also come up on the September 15 episode of Hōkago Podcast: the "Yukari Nōkō Otsumami Snack," a collaboration between Manshuku Sohonpo's "Yukari" and Glico's rich snack "Cheeza." The crunch of Cheeza and its cheesy aroma are layered with the shrimp flavor used in Manshuku's shrimp senbei. Its appeal lies in its versatility — it pairs not just with wine but also with sake and shochu — and it's apparently even stocked in the bento section of convenience stores inside Shinkansen stations. ## Nagoya food on the Shinkansen platform, and a feat of speed at a Shinagawa soba shop Kishimen is the go-to Nagoya food on the Shinkansen platform, and with so many menu options, it's always hard to decide. In winter, Hibi-chan sometimes orders the miso-nikomi-flavored kishimen, and after asking someone at the local CBC broadcasting station, learned that the cold kishimen in summer is also good. Still, she admitted that her wallet is usually thin, so she ends up settling for the cheapest kishimen topped with nothing but bonito flakes. The conversation jumped to the standing soba shop at Shinagawa Station, where buying a ticket at the vending machine and handing it over gets you a bowl of soba with astonishing speed — a point that got everyone talking. They also touched on searching for Suica penguin merchandise at Tokyo Station's GranSta, and how back issues of Orange Page had sold out. ## Listener mail: a new workplace and what movie theaters are for A listener wrote in about starting a new job in August, only to feel down after a setback, and going to the movies for the first time in a while to clear their head. Before the film, they went to the restroom and saw a notice for a counseling/consultation hotline posted there, which made them realize how many people might be watching movies while carrying their own pain — and how big a role movie theaters play. The film they saw was "Chika ni Ningyo no Shima no Himitsu." The personalities agreed that a movie theater is a place where you're forced offline for two or three hours, unable to even check your phone, and that it's a great mental refuge and remarkably cost-effective entertainment. ## Next week: a Hello! Project special, and a free festival in Fukuoka this weekend Next week's special-week episode will welcome Dekami-san and Asairio-san as guests for what's billed as the most deeply niche Hello! Project song special in the universe, tied to Yuzuki-san's appearance in Morning Musume.'s "Connect." The special was inspired by Dekami-san's newly published book on Hello! Project, reportedly 500,000 characters long. As a coda, it was revealed that broadcast writer Ogawa-san had accidentally stuck one of the "Atohiki Mame" gift stickers onto his own laptop. On the announcements front, Rhymester will headline the outdoor free festival "Music City Tenjin" in Tenjin, Fukuoka, on September 27. ## Takeaways - Hibi-chan brought back peanut-studded "Amanatou" and "Atohiki Mame" from a location shoot, turning the recording into a snack party. - With Hibi-chan heading to Nagoya for Asian Games marathon coverage, the show covered the Yukari x Cheeza souvenir collaboration and the perennial dilemma of Shinkansen-platform kishimen. - A listener's email about movie theaters as a mental refuge led into announcements for next week's Hello! Project special and a Fukuoka free festival.