The home of Hokkaido's most iconic edible souvenir
When you visit Hokkaido, you're guaranteed to see the telltale white boxes of the prefecture's most iconic souvenir: Shiroi Koibito cookies. Delicate white chocolate sandwiched between cookies, they are synonymous with the island. Visitors to Sapporo can tour the family-friendly Shiroi Koibito Park to see how these delectable snacks are made.
Don't Miss
- Making and decorating your own cookies in the factory
- Watching the production line for the Shiroi Koibito cookies and Baumkuchen cakes
- Riding the miniature steam train or taking a stroll around the gardens
Quick Facts
Shiroi Koibito cookies are a popular souvenir in Japan
Many staff members speak multiple languages, and most signage is in English and Chinese
How to Get There
Shiroi Koibito Park is easily accessible by subway, bus or car.
Take the Tozai Line subway from Odori Station to Miyanosawa Station (16 minutes). You can also take the Chuo bus from the Sapporo Station bus terminal, and get off at the Nishimachi Kita 20-chome bus stop (40 minutes). Both routes require a seven-minute walk to reach the factory.
Sweets, snacks And souvenirs
At the Chocotopia Factory you can see the production line where the popular Shiroi Koibito cookies and Baumkuchen cakes are made.
If you haven't yet had your fill of desserts, the Chocolate Lounge has a variety of cakes, parfaits and chocolate drinks to satisfy any sweet tooth.
The latest information may differ, so please check the official website.
* The information on this page may be subject to change due to COVID-19.