The airport shops open early, this one seems to open at 8 o'clock. They cater to early flights with souvenirs. I haven't tried these chocolate sablés before, they don't need refrigeration but should be kept below 15°C to prevent the chocolate from melting. The mildly sweet chocolate is delicious. They also have the Petit Kurumaro Chocolat that my husband loves.

On the 5th night of my consecutive holiday, I visited a Royce specialty store and found that they had a great selection of products like fresh chocolate and macarons. I purchased a few items, each costing around 1,000 yen, so it added up to quite a sum. I tried a macaron and found it to have the perfect level of sweetness and a great texture. There are many items that can only be purchased at specialty stores, so I recommend visiting one.

It's unexpectedly tough... There are no direct flights from Hakodate Airport, so maybe there's not much demand for it? It's only within Hokkaido, right? You have to transfer to get to other parts of the prefecture, and maybe Hakodate is the only place where you have to transfer. But even though most people probably prefer to drive due to the distance, there are still those who don't have a license, are elderly, or don't want to drive long distances, so they probably opt for flying despite the transfer. Are there also people in Wakkanai, Asahikawa, Obihiro, or Kushiro who do the same? I received Royce chocolates, so I'll try them before I forget. The bag is easy to open with grooves, but it's still difficult to open all the way to the bottom. It seems helpful, but not really. Anyway, there are many snacks like this, but the slightly salty cookie with chocolate coating and a hint of buttery flavor is absolutely delicious. The buttery taste is not an issue at all. Oh, it's so delicious. Should I open the next one too? I'm tempted. It's a Royce product, so it's a cookie, but even with the chocolate, it's delicious, right? The cookie is delicious, and of course, the chocolate is delicious too, as expected from Royce. Crispy, crispy, crispy, crispy... but it doesn't last long because they are small snacks. It's all about the balance between the cookie and the chocolate. As a chocolate shop, they don't play favorites with the chocolate. They remain fair for the sake of the people who eat it. That's the strong thought behind making this snack. You wouldn't know that. "Royce Baton Cookies Coconut" has an elegant deliciousness, while "Royce Baton Cookies Hazelnut Cocoa" is more bitter and I prefer this one...

I received a souvenir gift of ROYCE chocolate. It's not their signature fresh chocolate, but a new product called Royce Pistachio Crunch Chocolate. It seems to be popular with the pistachio trend. The crunchy texture of the pistachio is delicious, with big chunks in it. Shipping from Hokkaido is expensive, so I usually only buy it at department stores, making this souvenir even more special. However, I still prefer their fresh chocolate the most. I hope to receive fresh chocolate next time.

Picking up my daughter at the airport. It's been a while, but can't help it. Stopped by to get my favorite snack, Petit Kurumaro Chocolat. I love this too, but my husband also wants to eat it, it's delicious. The limited edition items like British Fair and pistachio ones are also attractive. Even if I don't have a reason, it's nice to come and buy them occasionally.

I'm happy to receive Royce chocolates as souvenirs! Creamy Milk and White. Pure Chocolate [Creamy Milk] ¥443 (tax included) A light and creamy milk chocolate with a rich and smooth finish. The harmony of milk and cocoa is carefully crafted to fully enjoy the taste of milk, leaving a light and lingering aftertaste. Pure Chocolate [White] ¥443 (tax included) A white chocolate with a refreshing sweetness and gentle flavor. It has a soft and sweet aroma, and the deliciousness of milk slowly spreads after the taste of milk. Nowadays, the chocolate market seems to be leaning towards the high-end, but I'm not a fan of the European manufacturers' milky taste, so I prefer chocolates made by Japanese confectionery shops. Royce Hakodate Airport Store 0138-57-2727 511 Takamatsu-cho, Hakodate-shi, Hokkaido Hakodate Airport Domestic Terminal 2F.

Looking for souvenirs at Hakodate Airport. Royce is located on the 2nd floor of the domestic passenger terminal building and is my favorite shop. I often buy their fresh chocolates and potato chip chocolates as souvenirs. This time, I bought the Snack Chocolate (498 yen), Petit Crumallo Chocolat (237 yen), and Flake Milk (162 yen). The Snack Chocolate is a fun box that contains a variety of Royce's popular sweets. The Petit Crumallo Chocolat is a chocolate with walnuts and marshmallows inside. The chewy chocolate and the different textures of the two ingredients are delicious. The Flake Milk is a milk chocolate with cornflakes and almonds. The crispy texture, rich flavor, and richness are delicious. Royce's sweets never disappoint.

I went to the airport to pick up my daughter. I stopped by Royce's, and they already had Christmas items lined up. I probably won't come back here before Christmas, so maybe I should buy some. Baumkuchen Krantz, a baumkuchen with chocolate on top, it looks like a wreath and is cute. Praline Chocolat (Alsacienne), a chocolate with apricot, apple, and cherry, perfect for sharing among three people and reasonably priced. The apple had a nice crispy texture. And a good chocolate to buy in advance, Petit Kurumaro Chocolat, this might be my favorite at Royce's.

This time, I went to the airport to pick up my son. When I arrived at the airport, I couldn't resist buying Royce chocolates. They didn't have the option to buy just one piece of the Petit Crème Brûlée Chocolate, so I ended up buying a box because I really wanted to try it. I also found Stollen and decided to buy it, it needed to be refrigerated.

In Hakodate Airport, there is a Royce's store. They offer not only chocolates but also cookies and chocolate-covered potato chips, etc. I tried their chocolates during my trip and they were delicious, so I bought some for home as well. I decided to get Christmas-themed chocolates and cookies this time! The Christmas chocolates are large bar-shaped chocolates with a fairy-tale design of snowmen around a Christmas tree. The cookies have a reindeer pattern. Even though the Royce's logo on the packaging is upside down compared to the reindeer's direction (haha), the cookies are cute and tasty. The back of the reindeer pattern has chocolate on it too. There were several varieties of Christmas chocolates and cookies available, as well as gift boxes. Royce's chocolates are always delicious no matter how many times you eat them. How about picking them up as your last souvenir choice at the airport?

Hakodate is not a place where you can easily find famous sweets, but if you visit Hakodate Airport, Kanemori Warehouse, and Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station, you can find some trendy items. It's a favorite spot for my wife who loves sweets. Hakodate Airport will soon be connected to Hakodate Shindo, making it even more accessible. And it's free! On this day, I bought Islay whisky and rare cheese chocolate. The Islay whisky has a refined taste that goes well with the chocolate. My wife's rare cheese chocolate also has a strong cheese flavor and is delicious. I remember they also had Yamazaki chocolate. I'll try buying it next time. Wife: You just want an excuse to drink, don't you? You're such a troublemaker.

When I went to pick up my daughter at the airport, there was a Royce's store. I was thinking of getting a snack. I haven't tried the Baton Cookies Fromage yet. Oh, they also have individually wrapped Carre Chocolates. This chocolate is my favorite from here. The first time I learned about Royce's was from their big round cookies. The cookies look delicious, and I also want to try the Duck Wafers with chocolate. It's nice that you can buy your favorite items individually. The Baton Cookies Fromage taste a bit like the Mont Blanc Colon Cheese. My daughter also bought some of this chocolate as a souvenir on her way back.

It has various flavors in one bite-sized piece. Delicious.

I bought the Chocolate Sablé Almond and Cashew Nuts, and it's a repeat purchase for sure. The chocolate is not too sweet, and the almonds and cashew nuts add a nice accent. Royce Chocolate never disappoints. It would make a great souvenir gift. I definitely want to buy it again.

Thank you very much.

Royce, which has stores in various locations in Hokkaido and also offers online shopping, is a favorite among my family for their chocolate snacks. They have temporary stores in Tokyo department stores and supermarkets, and have been introducing new and limited edition products one after another. Although I want to try them all, this time I purchased the Popcorn Chocolate for 594 yen including tax at the Nihonbashi department store basement. It's simply popcorn coated with chocolate, but the sweetness and deliciousness of the chocolate, combined with the saltiness of the popcorn, create a delightful texture.

This is a gift. It's not Royce, it's Royce's abbreviation, so it's Royce's. Now, what I received was Nutty Bar Chocolate. It's milk chocolate with pecans, cashews, macadamia nuts, almonds, and small puffs. Milk chocolate is too sweet for me, so I can't eat too many, but with the nuts in it, the sweetness seems to be toned down. I received delicious chocolate. Thank you for the meal~

Although it is the beginning of March, I suddenly found myself with a break from tomorrow, March 2, after going to kindergarten once for the closing ceremony until the start of the new school year. The shelves are empty, not just of toilet paper but also of groceries at the supermarket, which is a bit abnormal. I thought it was strange while shopping with my child, as the weather and mood can affect our shopping experience. So, on one of the earlier days, we all enjoyed a snack after dinner, which was a treat my husband received for Valentine's Day. It was the reliably delicious ROYCE' chocolate. It takes up a bit of space in the fridge, but it's worth it!