I bought it as a souvenir for Tokyo. There is a shop on the first floor of Daimaru Tokyo store, but the popular Italian version was sold out last time. This time, it was still available, so I bought it immediately. I used my Daimaru Matsuzakaya shareholder benefit card to get a 10% discount, and then used a department store gift card, so it was a good deal. When I got home, I tried the Italian version. It looks good and tastes pretty good. There are also cookies underneath, which made it even more satisfying. There are versions from various countries, so I feel like buying different ones.

I bought some souvenirs at the Daimaru Tokyo store. The Italian version, which was popular and requested, was sold out, so I ended up buying the Japanese and Australian versions based on my preferences. I used my Daimaru Matsuzakaya shareholder discount card for a 10% discount and then used a department store gift card for payment, which was a good deal. When I got home, I tried the Japanese version for myself. The cookies were shaped like Mt. Fuji, Tokyo Skytree, and even a bullet train. It's very Instagrammable. There were more cookies underneath, so it felt like a bonus. With different country versions available, I feel like buying more to try them all.

This is a gift I received. The cute illustrated can features cities from around the world. When you open the lid, you'll hear cheers! The adorable sablé cookies inside are almost too cute to eat, but they're so delicious. They are crispy with a generous amount of butter. I couldn't resist and ended up eating two cans in no time. Now I use the cans to store my seal stamps.

On the first floor of Daimaru, there is a collection of trendy sweets and Tokyo souvenirs. Among them, "Mishell" stands out with its refreshing cobalt blue exterior. Drawn in by the deep clear color, I entered the store. Inside, cookies resembling beautiful landscapes from around the world are packed in cans. Paris, the Netherlands, Australia, Germany... These cute cookies look like they came out of a storybook, making my heart skip a beat. The variety is rich, and the visual appeal is stunning, eliciting cheers. The cake cookie tin, priced at 3100 yen including tax, has adorable packaging. After finishing the cookies, you can use the tin as a small item holder. The cookies are coated with sweet chocolate, offering a crispy and light texture. Freeze-dried strawberries are the key, adding a fruity touch. The perfect match of chocolate sweetness and strawberry tanginess! The magic of feeling the deliciousness due to the cute appearance. The bottom layer contains butter and cocoa cookies alternating. Despite being generously made with butter, they are surprisingly light and not overwhelming. This enchanting tin allows you to enjoy three different flavors. Since the butter flavor is the simplest, I recommend starting with that one. The store is filled with many cute illustrated tins and sweets, making you want to take them all home. I was captivated by the cookies that express the beauty of the world. Thank you for the feast ❤️

I have been hooked on "Voyage Sablé," which features sablé cookies in shapes inspired by various countries, each packaged in a tin representing that country. I first purchased it for White Day this year, and since then, I've been a big fan. I used to buy them at the Yokohama Takashimaya store, but I recently discovered that they also have a store at Daimaru Tokyo. This time, I stopped by there and purchased the whimsical "Finland" tin from the diverse lineup. The cute tins and the delicious sablé cookies inside are one of the reasons I love them. Can I collect all the delicious and cute sablé cookies? ^^;

I was impressed by the cuteness of the can I received from a friend, and the variety of cookies inside with cute designs such as Earl Grey. I purchased a Canada can for myself. I will admire the Earl Grey, butter, cocoa, pistachio, and strawberry flavors, as well as the cute rock candy for a while.

I had something I wanted to buy online at Daimaru Matsuzakaya, so I took this opportunity to purchase a few Valentine's items~♪ I usually buy things based on their appearance for myself. I'm the type who finds cuteness very soothing, so...(((^_^;) What is this~♡♡♡♡♡?! It's just too cute and my excitement keeps rising. This is the Michel Collection, which includes cake sablés, fleur sablés, and capres. The smallest size costs 1296 yen. The price is too reasonable!!! The sablés have a light and crispy texture and are delicious. I bought the smallest size because it was for myself, but I regret not buying a larger one because it was so cute! It's a shame that there are no stores in Nagoya, but I look forward to the day when they will be available at Takashimaya or somewhere similar. I was healed by the cuteness. Thank you for the meal!

I bought some cute and adorable cookies called "SableMICHELLE" at the store. The main store is located in Azabu-Juban, but this time I used the shop at Daimaru Tokyo. The shop is known for its cake-like cookies, but I decided to choose the "Voyage Sable" this time. The cookies are shaped like landmarks from various countries and come in cans inspired by each country. I chose the "New York" version, which is an Earl Grey flavored cookie. The can is very cute, and when you open it, you'll find a variety of adorable cookies lined up. There's a Statue of Liberty cookie that was the deciding factor for me. The cookies were delicious, with flavors like blueberry, cheese, cocoa, butter, and pistachio. Each cookie is beautifully decorated and the can itself is also very cute. Although they are a bit pricey, they make a perfect gift or a treat for yourself.

The other day, I saw Subre Michelle at Namba Takashimaya in Osaka. At first glance, it looks like a tart, but it has a cute design that makes it easy to mistake for one. Every time I visited, it was sold out, but luckily I found it at Daimaru Tokyo store during a business trip to Tokyo. The main selling point seems to be items packed in cans, but I wasn't interested in that. I ended up buying cookies, with a focus on shortcake-inspired sablés. This shortcake-like sablé had a white chocolate coating on the outside, with a round cookie shaped like a dried strawberry cream on top. It looks really appealing and the taste was delicious, with buttery cookies and white chocolate that pleasantly surprised me.

I received some cute sablé cookies as a souvenir. They are almost too cute to eat! The city really is different after all, haha. The kids were also delighted. On the bottom row, there were 4 egg sablé cookies. We enjoyed them, thank you! ❤️

I visited Sablé Michel at Daimaru because I was curious about it. It is located in a corner spot near the Yaesu exit, so it is very easy to find with its glass windows. The Sablé cans, which are the products, are beautifully displayed, making it visually appealing. This time, I purchased the Sablé can with cake coated in chocolate. Before eating, I put it in the refrigerator for a short while to slightly harden the chocolate. It was delicious.

I visited the store at 4:40 pm on a weekday, just 20 minutes before the Shinkansen departure, but I decided to go to Daimaru, which was close to the ticket gate! As soon as I entered, I was struck by this cake sablé. The appearance of the sablé was cute, and the tin was also cute, so I decided to buy it as it seemed like something that would make children happy! The line at the register was only two people, so I was able to order, pay, and receive the product in about 4-5 minutes. As expected, it was a hit with the kids at home! The cuteness and the design of the tin were well received. The sablé had 6 pieces of "cake sablé" on top, and inside there were 5 pieces of "butter sablé" and 4 pieces of "cacao sablé". The most popular was the cake sablé on top. The slightly sweet and sour dried strawberries paired well with the sweet chocolate. The white chocolate part that simulated the taste of whipped cream also had a good texture. The butter and cacao sablé were slightly moist, and the more you chewed, the more the flavor of butter spread in your mouth, giving a nostalgic and comforting feeling. Both were delicious.

I went to Tokyo Station to buy souvenirs. Some people were bringing souvenirs, but this time there was no time to buy, and there was also a baggage limit because I was flying on an LCC. The unique souvenir this time was from a shop called Sablé Michel, which I had tried once before. I had never eaten it myself, but I think it's more of a snack to look at than to eat. This shop has two main types of popular items. One is a sablé in the shape of a shortcake. The other is a sablé that comes in a cute tin with a design based on a foreign country, containing sablés in shapes representing the country's unique features. I bought a few and decided to try one myself, leaving the Egypt-themed one for later. The tin had a design typical of Egypt. When I opened it, there were sweets shaped like the Sphinx and pyramids inside. The gaps between the sweets were filled with rock candy, and the bottom layer contained regular sablés. I especially liked the sablés at the bottom. They had a strong buttery scent and were delicious. The price was a little over 1,000 yen, but it was worth it because it was a shop not found in other regions. It's small enough to fit in the gaps of a bag, which is convenient. The recipients were happy to receive something they had never seen before and enjoyed the taste as well.

I was looking for some sweets for a gift and came across Shortcake Cookies. They come in a cute can designed like a whole cake. I also found some butter cookies in a tin designed with famous landmarks from around the world. I decided to try them out at Daimaru Tokyo department store. It was during summer vacation, so the store was crowded with people buying souvenirs. The shop used to sell cute senbei crackers in the past, and it was located towards the back. I ended up buying a set that included Shortcake Cookies, Cream Sandwich cookies, and two Hat-shaped cookies. The blue bag they came in was also very cute. I noticed some people buying a lot of the butter cookies in tins. The Shortcake Cookies come with an ice pack due to the chocolate coating. The butter cookies are wrapped in white chocolate and topped with dried strawberries and crunchy chocolate balls. They were delicious. The Cream Sandwich and Hat-shaped cookies had more basic flavors. This place seems perfect for gifts that are visually appealing.

I didn't expect the second layer to also have cute cookies in it. Both the tin and the cookies are very cute and uplifting. The taste is not exceptional, just simply delicious cookies. I would be happy to receive them as a gift, but I probably wouldn't buy them for myself.

Today, I visited the area around Tokyo Marunouchi and Otemachi. "Cuteness" is considered a great virtue in this world. In romantic comedies, the cuteness of the characters has always been important, especially how cute the heroine can be portrayed. However, recently, not only the heroine but also the main character is expected to be "cute." The main character, who used to be rough and unkempt in appearance before the 1980s, is now almost extinct in the 2010s, as people tend to feel uncomfortable with characters who do not fit the current trend of cuteness. The anime "Kawaikunai de Kudasai Shiromori-san" from the spring of 2022 is a prime example of this trend. The heroine is a super beautiful girl, while the main character is portrayed as clumsy and in need of protection. This shift towards more neutral characters is a reflection of the desire to be "cute." I visited a shop called "Sable Michel," which specializes in cookies that are cute-themed. The cookies are heart-shaped or flower-shaped, and the packaging is elaborate, resembling an airmail letter. The most popular item is the "Voyage Sable," which is inspired by world heritage sites and local specialties. For example, the Japan version includes cookies shaped like the Tokyo Skytree and Shinkansen. The designs are intricate and detailed, appealing to the aesthetic sense of customers. I tried the "Voyage Sable" Paris butter sable and Finland butter sable. The taste was decent, but the real appeal lies in the cuteness and design of the cookies. Despite the high price, it's worth it for the unique experience and the attention to detail in both the cookies and the packaging. Overall, it was a delightful experience.

I received this as a souvenir. The container is cute, and the strawberry shortcake-shaped sablé is also Instagram-worthy. It's a freeze-dried strawberry with a white chocolate-coated crispy sablé. It seems like a high-end snack, but it is very delicious in both appearance and taste. It's a satisfying treat that you would be happy to receive as a souvenir. Thank you very much!

"Subre Michel" located inside Daimaru at Gran Tokyo North Tower in Tokyo Station is a popular subre shop with its main store in Azabu-Juban. The colorful subres inside the bright blue store make it very photogenic. The cake subre can contains 6 cake subres, 5 butter subres, and 4 strawberry subres. The shortcake subre is adorable! When you open the can, your excitement will soar, making it a recommended gift for women. The most popular subre at Subre Michel is the strawberry subre, coated in white chocolate with freeze-dried strawberries on top. While it may seem like there are only 6 pieces at first glance, there are also butter and strawberry shaped subres in the bottom layer. Since they are chocolate-coated, they can be stored in the fridge even in winter."

I love the crispy and crunchy texture of sablé cookies. The rich aroma of butter and the deep flavor that comes with each bite make them delicious. Even if they crumble and scratch the inside of my mouth, I still love them. During a trip, I found a wonderful sablé cookie. It had a birthday cake-like package and the cookies inside were like cake too. The top layer had white chocolate-coated sablé cookies with freeze-dried strawberries as accents, while the bottom layer had butter sablé and strawberry sablé cookies, resembling a whole cake. The cookies were thin but had a good crunch. They had a strong buttery aroma and it was nice to have three different flavors in one package. There were also various other sablé cookie tins available, perfect for gifts. The recipients were delighted with them. I also bought some for myself and it was definitely the right choice. (*´꒳`*)

I received it♪ It's from Hawaii♪♪ Dolphin cookies! They're too cute to eat!! The sablé cookies come in butter, strawberry, cocoa, and cheese flavors! There are also sugar candies included. They were all delicious♪ The Paris cookies seem to sell out every time. It's nice to be able to experience a foreign atmosphere! The container is also cute, so it seems like it can be used for various purposes even after finishing eating.