Japanese Goods

Made by Japan’s classic confectionery brand Takara, these biscuits were created to celebrate Yokohama’s 150th anniversary as a port city. The packaging is a visual feast — covered in iconic Yokohama landmarks:

• Minato Mirai 21
• Landmark Tower
• Ferris wheel, vintage trams, red-brick buildings…
• Even the biscuit itself has a tiny “Yokohama train” printed on it 🚂🏙️

It’s not your average sandwich cookie — it’s a butter cream-filled biscuit with a story. The taste?

• Crispy, buttery outer layer — rich and warm
• Smooth, creamy filling — slightly salty, not too sweet
• When you bite into it, it cracks with a satisfying “crunch”, then pulls out a creamy string — like eating a “Yokohama-style Oreo” 🧀🧀

I’ve tried it three ways:

• Straight up → One bite, and you’re transported to a 1920s café in Yokohama 🍪😋
• With coffee → Cream + coffee = instant relaxation, like sitting by the harbor at sunset ☕️🌇
• As a gift → Recipients say, “This packaging feels like art!” 🎁💌

And yes — it’s limited edition, only available in Yokohama or major convenience stores (like 7-Eleven), so it sells out fast. Each pack says “Made in Yokohama,” meaning it’s authentic and high-quality.

If you’re visiting Japan and want a souvenir that doesn’t just look cool — but tastes like a city — grab this. Because sometimes, the best snacks aren’t just tasty — they’re also full of history and charm. 💫🍪

💡 Pro tip: Despite the name, it’s made with real butter cream — not vegan! 🧼🚫
🧼 Remember to wipe your hands after eating — don’t want people thinking you stole a museum piece! 😂