I saw a unique product that I had never seen before. Chocolate senbei from Ikagoro Shoten. Chocolate senbei? I thought of chocolate manju (bun) at first, but is the filling chocolate inside the senbei? No, it's different. I remember seeing something called Monasuke before, but it's similar to that. It's like a cookie dough inside the senbei shell, not sandwiched with the shell. It's shaped like squid (ika) and would make a nice souvenir from Hakodate. It's light and sturdy, so it won't break easily. It seems to be a recent product, so I decided to try it. The staff smiled when I said that. It had a crispy and light texture, with two pieces in a pack which I shared with someone. The Almond Bar, a simple cookie, was delicious. It costs 250 yen for six pieces, but it's tasty. It's crispy with a hint of cornflakes, and I really liked it.

This is Yaguya located inside the Sapporo Kanto store. It seems that the Romanesque Hakodate apple pie with Rurouni Kenshin label is available by reservation only. They have a wide variety of cakes, rice cakes, and daifuku. The parking lot is spacious and relatively inexpensive.