By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
Visiting Japan—what kinds of souvenirs do you usually buy? The Japan Tourism Agency previously conducted a popular souvenir survey in Japan and recommended 9 of the most beloved items, including Tokyo Banana as well as Hokkaido’s Potato Chips Brothers... and more. If you’re not sure what to get, just follow this list and you can’t go wrong!
● Tokyo Banana
Tokyo Banana is the most well-known popular souvenir. In addition to being a must-buy in Tokyo, there are also versions featuring leopard and zebra prints that are super cute.
Main purchase locations: Haneda Airport and Narita Airport, JR Tokyo Station or JR Ueno Station and other railway stations, Tokyo Skytree, etc.
Tokyo Banana. (Image source / tokyobanana)
● Potato Chips Brothers
The crispy texture of the Potato Chips Brothers is loved by consumers. Besides being delicious, the various package designs make them convenient for personal enjoyment or as gifts.
Main purchase locations: Airports and station shops in Hokkaido, as well as souvenir stores.
Potato Chips Brothers. (Image source / calbee)
● Shiroi Koibito
Featuring crisp cat’s tongue biscuits sandwiched with white or dark chocolate. Simple yet unforgettable in taste, it’s a product with a very high repurchase rate.
Main purchase locations: Department stores in Sapporo, airports and station shops in Hokkaido, as well as souvenir stores.
● Rokkatei Confections
Rokkatei offers a wide variety of products. With its elegant sweetness and crispy texture, their treats bring back beautiful memories of traveling in Hokkaido. Among them, the most popular is the butter rum raisin sandwich cookie.
Main purchase locations: Airports and station shops in Hokkaido, as well as souvenir stores.
●ROYCE'
ROYCE' has also gained considerable popularity in the souvenir world. Among its many product lines, the most sought-after are its raw chocolate and chocolate potato chips.
Main purchase locations: ROYCE' directly operated stores in Hokkaido, airports, station shops and souvenir stores, as well as duty-free shops at major Japanese airports.
ROYCE’ Raw Chocolate. (Image source / ROYCE’ Chocolate USA)
ROYCE’ Chocolate Potato Chips. (Image source / ROYCE’ Chocolate USA)
● Fukusaya Honey Cake
Fukusaya’s honey cake is handmade using traditional methods. Not only does it have an enticing honey aroma and a soft texture, but the most special feature is the coarse sugar at the bottom, offering a unique experience with every bite.
Main purchase locations: Airports, stations, and souvenir stores in Kyushu, especially Nagasaki, as well as major department stores across Japan.
Fukusaya Honey Cake. (Image source / castella)
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