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Japan’s Convenience Store Must-Buy Dessert: Limited-Edition GODIVA Cake Roll Is a Huge Hit

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Fans who love traveling to Japan definitely won’t want to miss the delicious and fun trending products in major convenience stores. LAWSON, the leading Japanese convenience store brand known for its constant innovation and collaborations with famous brands, launched on June 6...

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Fans who love traveling to Japan definitely won’t want to miss the delicious and fun trending products in major convenience stores. LAWSON, the leading Japanese convenience store brand known for its constant innovation and collaborations with famous brands, launched on June 6 a chocolate cream roll in collaboration with the renowned chocolate brand GODIVA. Upon its release, it caused a sensation online, and its viral sharing power led to a buying frenzy. Many travelers who happened to be in Japan also took this opportunity to try the limited-time, limited-quantity GODIVA chocolate cream roll.
 

This GODIVA chocolate cream roll is part of LAWSON’s coffee and dessert series (Uchi Cafe Sweets). Its Japanese name is Uchi Cafe Sweets × GODIVA ショコラロール, priced at 195 yen, with 322 calories. It features a rich chocolate sauce made from premium cocoa, paired with nuts. The intense chocolate aroma has attracted dessert lovers in droves. It went on sale after 6 PM on June 6, 2017, and due to its limited-time and limited-quantity nature, many customers have been exclaiming “I can’t find it!” just days after its release. Those planning to visit Japan soon and wanting to try it should grab it as soon as they see it on the shelves.
 

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