Looking for souvenirs at New Chitose Airport. There doesn't seem to be any particular souvenirs that are causing long lines recently. If I had to pick one, maybe corn bread? There isn't anything that stands out as a must-buy, so it may come down to the buyer's taste. It's boring to always buy the same things, but there also aren't any new and exciting items. At the entrance of the souvenir shop, they were selling Katara from Mirei-ka. I bought one Sapporo Katara from Mirei-ka. I've had Katara from La Verite before, and it tasted like a mix of ice cream and pudding, which was delicious. I had them put in a cold pack and took it home as is. I cut it up and tried it later. It's my first time trying Katara from Mirei-ka, but it's pretty similar to what I remember. It's like a mix of pudding and ice cream, but the richness and flavor of the pudding is nice. It was well received by everyone. It made me want to visit La Verite again after a long time.

I came to [meal] so I bought myself a souvenir at the airport souvenir shop ★ Higuma has descended. Chocolat brownie 594 yen Of course, there are famous manufacturers, but I found a cute one from a not so well-known manufacturer. It's a souvenir from Hokkaido with a bear package, and it's reasonably priced. It seems to be a company from Otaru, Hokkaido Elm Toyono Almond flakes are in the chocolate brownie. It's not too sweet. I got a 5% off with my JAF membership card. Thank you for the meal.

On the return trip, I took the SKY768 flight from New Chitose, which departed at 9:00 PM, so I was able to enjoy a leisurely stay in Sapporo. I returned the rental car before 7:00 PM, dropped off my luggage, and bought some final souvenirs. However, many shops close at 7:00 PM, such as Kitakitchen and Satosuisan. You need to be careful when taking a night flight! The card lounge is open until 8:30 PM. At Jotetsu, you can find almost all Hokkaido souvenirs. They had Kazuchii, which I couldn't find at the drugstore, and even Ebi Chii. I bought 3 packs of Kazuchii for 500 yen each and 2 packs of Ebi Chii for 450 yen each. These are products made by Kazunoko-ya from Ihara Suisan in Rumoi City. Kazuchii goes well with beer, shochu, or wine, thanks to the unique texture of kazunoko and the slight bitterness of cheese. My son prefers Ebi Chii over Kazuchii. My husband and I, who love cheese and fish roe, became addicted to Kazuchii. There are other stores at New Chitose Airport that sell these products besides Jotetsu. I checked online and found the website "kazuchii.com"! They offer free shipping and the prices are the same. I decided to order some! Thank you, Myレビ, for recommending Kazuchii. Highly recommended!

It is difficult to rate souvenir shops. When considering, it is natural to evaluate whether the original products of the shop are delicious or not, but most souvenir shops simply sell products on behalf of others. It seems strange to raise or lower the evaluation of a shop just because the snack bought as a souvenir is not tasty. Therefore, I have decided to focus on the atmosphere, service, etc. when evaluating these types of shops (my rule). This time, I bought Anbata-san. It is a popular snack from Yuzuki, but I am not sure if it is based on a drama or not. It has been popular since the drama aired, and it was hard to find, but I managed to get it this time. It is a butter sandwich with red bean paste mixed in. There were four in a box. It is similar to Marusei Butter Sand from Rokkatei and Raisin Witch from Ogawaken, but it has a slightly different taste. To be honest, there is a slight cheapness to it. However, the combination of red bean paste and butter cream is good. Some people may prefer this over the others. I hope this souvenir will continue to be popular in the future.

When buying souvenirs at New Chitose Airport, a shop with high frequency of use is recommended. They have a wide range of basic Hokkaido souvenirs, similar to other souvenir shops, but what sets them apart is the long validity of the 5% discount coupon received on a previous purchase and its convenient location right in front of the escalator after getting off at New Chitose Airport Station. For distributing souvenirs, I recommend the classic "Snow Bell" original corn chocolate in milk flavor, 28 pieces for ¥1,026 (originally ¥1,080), and for personal enjoyment, the Maruichi Shokuhin scallop with spicy miso flavor for ¥308 (originally ¥324). I tried one piece of the original corn chocolate and found the crispy corn puff paired well with the mild milk chocolate, making it a safe choice for a Hokkaido souvenir. As for the scallop with spicy miso flavor, the spiciness of the miso and the sesame flavor complement each other, making it a delightful delicacy perfect for pairing with alcohol. Hokkaido never fails to bring joy.

It is very convenient to be able to buy popular souvenirs all in one shop at the airport. I purchased items such as Shiroi Koibito, Jagapokuru, Royce, and Rokkatei's butter sand. This time, I bought a box of 20 butter sand for the first time and was amazed by its weight! When I got home and opened the box to see the neatly arranged butter sand packages, I felt happy again. Butter sand can be found at various shops such as "Kawori" in Yokohama and "Ogawaken" in Kamakura, but my favorite is from Rokkatei! The combination of white chocolate flavor and the moist texture of the cookie perfectly matches the cream. It's really delicious. I also can't forget the ice sand I had at the Sapporo main store the other day, but the butter sand that I learned about from Goncharoff♪ and enjoyed chilled was the best. Thank you so much!

It seems like this is delicious, so I'll buy it~ I have the ingredients so I cooked it on the weekend. I sautéed carrots, onions, and chicken as instructed and it smells delicious. This is irresistible, I can't stop eating. Thank you for the meal!

New Chitose Airport souvenir shop. It seems to have a pretty good selection overall. I usually buy a variety of Hokkaido's popular sweets boxes here. There is another store on the same floor that has a slightly better selection of snack sweets and souvenirs, but I had a very unpleasant experience there, so I usually buy the famous sweet boxes here. By the way, it's nice to receive an unlimited 5% discount coupon that you can use next time (although I always forget to use it). I usually budget around 100 yen per person, so small packs of snacks are convenient for me. The snacks I usually buy at this shop are limited edition snacks from Calbee, Royce, etc. Well, anything famous is okay. Oh, I remember buying Yubari melon jelly and Yubari melon Pocky here. I occasionally buy the black chocolate version of Shiroi Koibito. It's a good souvenir, but the black chocolate version is more unique and has a better taste. Hmm, something that I think is well received and has a good cost-performance ratio when sent to others is "Hotate Fritter Osen Hoga Ja" - 2 pieces x 8 bags for 648 yen. A hotate senbei made from Okhotsk scallops. This is quite popular and there are often samples available. It's a senbei with a big "ho" written on the box. And it's reasonably priced. (I always end up buying more than I intended). This is quite well-received because many people prefer salty snacks over sweet ones. Also, more people can eat senbei than sweet snacks. The taste is rich and goes well with beer. However, I feel like it may not be suitable for older people. It has a modern taste. "Imoko and Kobu Taro" is a product from Calbee. It contains potato chips and crispy kelp. I haven't bought any other potato chips besides this one. If I have it, I'll eat it, but I sometimes feel like buying a box for myself to keep one bag for myself when giving it to others. I think it was released about 5 years ago. It has a simple name and box, but it might be my favorite among potato chips. It contains potato chips and crispy thin kelp. This combination is unbeatable. I usually only eat potato chips when I receive them, so I don't know many other products, but this one usually gets a surprised reaction at first, but then people say "It's delicious!" By the way, there is also a edamame version called "Imoko and Mame Jiro." I bought this as a souvenir for my boyfriend and he said "This is also delicious." (By the way, Imoko and Kobu Taro was the souvenir my boyfriend requested). For those who are tired of the usual Hokkaido souvenirs (snack type), this might be a good option. I also used it during my recent trip home. Just a different kind of review this time.

I will purchase a pot of seasonal flowers from Tsuboya as a souvenir from Hokkaido. I also tried the "Tsun to Kichatte" snack from the same store. It is a Hokkaido-produced rice cracker flavored with mountain wasabi. I enjoy spicy food, so I didn't mind the strong flavor. Overall, it was delicious.

Limited edition premium treat made with Hokkaido strawberries. Pink mini-sized Black Thunder with a peach-colored thunder god. The strawberries are freeze-dried and Hokkaido cream is also used. I had one at my daughter's house and was planning to buy some if I found them in Hokkaido. Some stores didn't have them, but I found them here. You can also taste a hint of acidity.

New Chitose Airport souvenir shop. I bought an interesting sake accompaniment that caught my eye. Its name is "Jagariko Luxury Uni Gunkan Flavor". Why did they choose to represent a "uni gunkan" with a sweet potato snack (laughs)? It comes with 4 bags of Jagariko and 4 dip sauces, very generous (?). I tried dipping and eating it right away. Surprisingly, the rich flavor of sea urchin hits you hard and this sauce is delicious! And it goes well with the lightly flavored Jagariko! It's well made (≧▽≦). The authentic sauce seemed like it would also be delicious served on top of rice. Thank you for the meal.

I experienced an event at Achira and then headed to this place! [Exterior] It looks like this... located near the JAL departure gate C on the 2nd floor of New Chitose Airport Terminal Building. [Inside the store (items for sale)] Ta-da! We have a variety of products, including Hokkaido's famous confectionery, New Chitose Airport limited edition items, seafood products, and popular character goods. [Purchased items] Ta-da! I bought some Hokkaido souvenirs. [White Black Thunder Mini Size] First, let me introduce this one! It has become a staple Hokkaido souvenir. I gave this one as a gift to a junior, so I won't comment on it, but I have tried it before. [Original Corn Chocolate <White Chocolate>] Next, let me introduce this one! It's a classic Hokkaido souvenir. I also gave this one as a gift to a junior, so I won't comment on it, but I have tried it before. It has a light and crispy texture with a strong chocolate flavor. [Jaga Pokkuru] Next, let me introduce this one! This has also become a staple Hokkaido souvenir and is highly praised for its taste. I gave this one as a gift to a junior, so I won't comment on it, but I have tried it before. [Hokkaido Choco Jaga Key] Next, let me introduce this one! This was the first time I heard about it! I bought it because the staff highly recommended it. For newcomers, the staff's recommendation or word of mouth is everything, so the staff's actions this time were excellent. [Marseille Butter Sand] Next, let me introduce this one! It's a classic Hokkaido souvenir. One of my favorite Hokkaido souvenirs! [Unwrapping Marseille Butter Sand] I unwrapped the package and took it out of the box. [Eating Marseille Butter Sand] I took it out of the package, took a bite, and it was delicious. The crispy biscuit contains rich white chocolate and raisin butter. I love the taste, just like Raisin Witch from Ogawaen! [Unwrapping Hokkaido Choco Jaga Key] I unwrapped the package and took it out of the box. It was my first time buying and eating this, so I took many photos! [Eating Hokkaido Choco Jaga Key] I took it out of the package, took a bite, and it had a moist yet crispy texture. The light saltiness and the sweetness of the chocolate complement each other. It was quite a delicious snack. Hokkaido has delicious sweets, and I was happy to enjoy them on that day!

Marusei Butter Sand for 650 yen. When I arrived at the airport, I bought souvenirs. It was not a specialty store, but a complex souvenir shop. It's like a souvenir shop at the airport where they have everything from Hokkaido. I bought two other items as well, but I bought them as souvenirs for someone else, so I didn't keep anything for myself. I was carrying a carry-on case and these three souvenirs while browsing, and the staff kindly brought me a basket, so I would rate the service 3.5 out of 5. Thank you for your thoughtfulness even though I only bought three items. When I got home, of course, the taste of Marusei Butter Sand was delicious. Whether received as a gift or bought for yourself, souvenirs from Hokkaido are the best! Visited in late September 2017. Yummy! Yummy! Butter Sand.

I wanted to have some ebi soba at the Ebi Soba Ichigen New Chitose Airport branch on my way back from Chitose Airport, but of course, there was a huge line. I didn't have time to wait, so I found this instant ebi soba instead. I tried making it at home later. It had a delicious shrimp flavor, a sweet and rich soup, and the smooth and chewy noodles were surprisingly good for instant noodles. It was really well done! Now I'm craving the real thing even more. Thank you for the meal.

When you come to New Chitose Airport, you always notice this shop with its distinctive orange color. I've heard of Jotetsu before, like the Jotetsu Bus, but now it's part of the Tokyu Group. I had already bought a few things today, so I only bought Jaga Pokkuru this time. It seems like the Jaga Pokkuru craze has died down, as there is no longer a limit on the number you can buy. They come in small packages, making them perfect for souvenirs for coworkers, and their unique texture sets them apart from potato chips and Jagariko, making them a popular choice to bring back home.

I headed to the airport early to buy souvenirs. As I was passing by the Hokkaido scallop-flavored Hougaja, a salesperson skillfully offered me a sample. I tried the following items: - Hougaja scallop flavor, 8 bags for 648 yen - Cheese Inpuff, tarako flavor, 5 bags for 864 yen I enjoyed them at home with beer. There were 3 flavors of Hougaja, and I tried the scallop flavor as recommended. It had a crispy and slightly thick texture with a spicy taste, which was delicious. According to the salesperson, Hougaja has been gaining popularity rapidly since its establishment 5 years ago, almost catching up to Jagapockle. The Cheese Inpuff had a crispy outer layer with cheese inside and tarako-flavored powder on the outside. It was like cheese inside a curl, with a strong salty and slightly spicy taste that went well with beer. Unfortunately, they didn't have the Shiroi Koibito from Rokkatei, so I went to Torico to find it.

I received a box of 24 White Lover cookies in July 2015. They are sandwiches made of langue de chat and white chocolate. While it may seem simple, they are a classic souvenir from Hokkaido. The fragrant langue de chat and the high-quality white chocolate both have a restrained sweetness, making them easy to eat without getting tired of them. They are stable and reliable treats.

In July of Heisei 27, I received "Shiroi Koibito" as a souvenir from a colleague at work. I don't often have the opportunity to buy and eat it myself, so I was very happy. When I opened the package and tried it, I enjoyed the crispy yet soft cookie texture and the mild sweetness of the milky white chocolate flavor spreading in my mouth. "Shiroi Koibito" is a classic Hokkaido souvenir, and you can still enjoy its gentle taste, so I recommend you to try it. Thank you for the meal.

"Day 4 of the 'Drinking Gourmet Solo Trip' at New Chitose Airport Terminal Building 2nd floor for some shopping time~♪ I bought lots of fried food, bento boxes, snacks for drinks, and frozen lamb meat, skipping the sweets this time since I bought plenty in Otaru, Furano, and Obihiro during my 3-night, 4-day trip to Hokkaido two months ago! Next, I visited the souvenir shop 'Youhaimu Joetsu New Chitose Airport Store' to find miso soup or clear soup to go with the 'Seafood Chirashi Bento' for dinner back in Osaka. I always stop by this shop on my way back from Hokkaido trips to buy something to accompany my meals or instant soup. This time, I found the 'Nagatanien Miso Soup Hokkaido Limited Edition 6 bags for 648 yen (tax included)' and couldn't resist. Inside were 4 bags of 'Hairy Crab Miso Soup' and 2 bags of 'Scallop Miso Soup.' My favorite from Nagatanien's instant series is 'Power of 70 Clams' followed by 'Matsutake Mushroom Clear Soup.' While this crab and scallop miso soup seemed to go against the current low-salt trend with its rich flavor, it was perfect with the chirashi sushi! In 1 hour, JAL will take off for Itami. Shall we head to the carry-on baggage inspection soon? Bon appétit! (●^o^●)"

There was a sign for this snack at Chitose Airport, and I couldn't find it in Sapporo, so I bought it at the airport on my way back. It's a snack made by YOSHIMI called "Is there still a crunch?" This snack shop is quite good, so I like it. Now, this is a sesame cookie, and there were several types available. But since it was my first time, I bought the simplest type here. It has a sesame-flavored cream sandwiched between the Langue de Chat cookies. The sesame aroma is quite delicious. It's quite rich, so it's not the kind of cookie you would eat multiple pieces of at once. It felt quite heavy to me. I'm not sure why it felt heavy, but I didn't feel like having a second piece. It's delicious though...