It was a shop where you could make your own cotton candy, but luckily there was almost no waiting time on the day of my visit, even though it was a holiday. It was a shame that you couldn't choose the colors. The freshly made fluffy cotton candy that looks great in photos gets you excited. Takeshita Street is crowded, but there is no eat-in area. You can't eat near the entrance either, so if you plan to go, please consider this point.

Arrived in Harajuku and headed to Takeshita Street, feeling hungry, I first went to Totti Candy Factory and bought a Rainbow Cotton Candy. Went up to the second floor where the store was filled with rainbow cotton candies in cups, but my target was the one being made near the exit. The rainbow cotton candy was surprisingly large, so I decided to buy it. It was quickly made, and it looked like an umbrella with rainbow colors. I went outside and tried it, and it tasted just like cotton candy. Thank you for the meal. There was another rainbow cotton candy store next to it, and I ran into a family who had gone to Harajuku before me.

I used to never go to Harajuku, but my daughter wanted to go to this shop, so we went. The shop was filled with a sweet smell and had a very unique atmosphere. The cotton candy looked big and seemed like it would be very filling, but it was actually light and had a nice texture. Each flavor had a distinct taste depending on the color. If you're looking for something to post on Instagram, you might buy the biggest one, but if you just want to enjoy the taste, sharing one with 2-3 people would be just right.

Living in Tokyo, it's hard to find time to do touristy things, but I've always wanted to try this cotton candy. Watching it being made was so much fun. The process of rolling it from the inside pink color to the outer layers was really interesting. Surprisingly, each color tasted different, although it's hard to describe the flavors. It's quite tasty, but you may get tired of it quickly. One cotton candy is enough for two people to share. We went at night, so it wasn't crowded, but more customers arrived after us. It seems like this place is still popular.

I wanted to eat rainbow cotton candy for the first time in a while in Harajuku! I ordered the largest size cotton candy at the famous Totti Candy Factory on Instagram. It was much bigger than I imagined, and I felt a little embarrassed!!! Lol lol

Japan's symbol of KAWAII culture, Cotton candy, is something to be proud of. An evolved form of cotton candy that is visually stunning! I never thought the day would come when I would eat something like this in Harajuku lol. THREE COLOR OF COTTON CANDY (650 yen) allows you to choose 3 flavors to create your own. There are 5 different flavors available. It is much larger than the cotton candy at festivals, and indeed had 3 different flavors. Maybe strawberry, lemon, and soda?? They all had artificial flavors and were just incredibly sweet (lol). It's safe to say that they weren't delicious, just visually stunning sweets. Sometimes it's good to have something like this!

While walking down Takeshita Street, I noticed cotton candy that was colorful and huge! Kids definitely want to eat this... It's colorful and big, but the taste is just like regular cotton candy. You can see them making it after you order, which is impressive and sure to make kids happy.

There is a cotton candy specialty shop in Takeshita Street in Harajuku that I have been curious about for a long time, and I finally got to go today! I ordered the "Harajuku Rainbow Cotton Candy" for 950 yen. It was much larger than I expected, big enough to easily cover the entire face of even the largest person! The taste varies depending on the color, so you can enjoy a variety of flavors. Biting into the giant cotton candy while burying your face in it feels like eating clouds floating in the sky, like a dream come true ♥ Some things to note before eating: - The red color of the cotton candy at the end sticks strongly to your teeth! My teeth looked as if they were bleeding, which was a bit horrifying (lol). I recommend brushing your teeth after eating, maybe in a shopping mall or somewhere. - Be careful, the color of the cotton candy can also stain your clothes. So, it's recommended to wear clothes that won't show stains easily when eating cotton candy! - The "Harajuku Rainbow Cotton Candy" is extremely large! If you're not confident in finishing that much cotton candy, I recommend starting with the "3-color cotton candy." The staff were friendly and kind! Even when I messed up, they remade it for me without any fuss. The store is small but has a pop atmosphere typical of Harajuku, with colorful cotton candy lined up for takeout. If you can't eat it on the spot but want to enjoy colorful cotton candy at home or as a souvenir, why not take some with you?

I arrived at the store around noon. The rainbow cotton candy was really big and got me excited. I lined up about 10th in line 15 minutes before opening. It took about 10 minutes to reach the cotton candy once inside the store. I would like to go again.

The eldest daughter requested cotton candy on a weekday even though it was crowded. The cotton candy comes in strawberry and three colors, costing 950 yen. I'm not sure if it's cheap or expensive, but the three-color cotton candy is low in calories at 95 calories. My two children devoured it in no time.

It's always crowded, isn't it? I've seen it on TV before, but waiting in line or going alone... So I went with my kids. Surprisingly, we were able to buy quickly. They also have souvenirs, right? Yummy memories of eating while getting my hands sticky. Thank you for the meal.

I filmed myself making it, then posted a video on Instagram of me being surprised by how big it was. It's satisfying to eat a cotton candy that big. It's a challenge to finish it. The shop on Takeshita Street is very small and crowded, with no seating space, so eating there is tough.

On the final day of the Tokyo tourist tour, even in Harajuku, with only a little time left. Starting with Cheese Hat G, then Roll Ice Cream, my daughter 1 is fully enjoying everything, while my daughter 2 is hesitating. Just when it's time to head to Haneda, she suddenly says, "I want the Rainbow Cotton Candy!" Pointing in the direction, a lady is holding up a beautifully crafted rainbow cotton candy. Impressive. When asked, the price is 900 yen. Expensive. (laughs) It's "TOTTI CANDY FACTORY" shop. The lady invites us, but Mom and daughter go up to the second floor of the shop. Wow, the display is elaborate. It must be like a dream shop for girls. The old man is totally out of place. Besides cotton candy, there were also animal-shaped candies on sticks. The super huge one... it's impossible to take on the plane, so... I tried to negotiate with a takeout cup. There were several cup options, but they only last about 3 days. A bucket lasts about a month! So we chose that. "Rainbow Bucket Cotton Candy" (800 yen). Packed tightly in a sturdy plastic bucket are 7 colors of cotton candy. Well, it might make a good souvenir. My daughter 2 looks satisfied just by staring at it every day. When to open it is also part of the fun. We also bought "Rainbow Cup Cotton Candy" (600 yen) to eat with everyone on the way back. Well, it's cotton candy, so... it's all about the taste of cotton candy. When leaving the shop, a European-looking parent and child were holding a giant cotton candy. They made their little daughter pose with it and took lots of pictures with their iPhone. They should have held it higher... they're the same everywhere. Well... maybe it's acceptable in Harajuku?

I saw a shop online where you can eat rainbow cotton candy, so I decided to check it out. It was a bit crowded in Harajuku, and it took some time to make my way through the crowd. Inside the shop had a "pink" theme and was very colorful. I bought a cup of rainbow cotton candy with three colors packed in it, and enjoyed it back at the hotel. Each color had a different flavor, and it was delicious. #Totti Candy Factory #Harajuku #Tokyo #RainbowCottonCandy #HarajukuGourmet

It is a beautiful and large cotton candy ❤️ It's cute but too big to finish alone! The flavors are distinct, such as strawberry, soda, and orange! It's not just sweet, but you can also taste the flavors which is nice!

After eating a Kitty-chan ice cream at Eddie's Ice Cream, I strolled down Takeshita Street and came across something cute ❤️ TOTTI CANDY FACTORY's "Korean Character Cotton Candy Festival" was being held for a limited time, featuring popular character cotton candies from Seoul. There were four characters to choose from: rabbit, bear, duck, and rainbow. They were all so cute, but I ended up choosing the duck. It was fun to watch the cotton candy artisan skillfully making them. Walking down Takeshita Street while enjoying the cotton candy, it definitely caught people's attention.

Visited the store on Saturday at 3 pm. There were 7 customers waiting in line. Climbed the stairs, passed through the store area, and quickly made it to the cashier. Has the craze died down? It seems empty. While waiting, you can browse through various souvenirs in the store. When I think of old cotton candy, I remember buying character-packaged ones at festivals. I remember the sad experience of carefully saving it to eat slowly the next day, only to find it shrunk to the size of a pocket tissue the next morning. However, when I asked the staff about the shelf life of the cotton candy in the souvenir clear cup, they replied, "It will last for a week if you don't open the lid and expose it to air." Wow! As time goes by, many things become clear. I placed my order at the cashier for a rainbow cotton candy and moved to the cotton candy-making area. It's exciting to watch them make it right in front of you! They started by making the base in pink, followed by white, orange, green, purple, and finally blue. There are three workstations, but only the middle one was in operation at first. During peak hours, all three probably run at full capacity. We had a staff member in the front workstation with us, working efficiently. In about 2 minutes, the cotton candy was ready! I took the finished cotton candy and went downstairs to the first floor. As I descended the stairs to the first floor, a staff member holding a store sign said, "Please enjoy it on the first floor!" We entered the store once, but it was so crowded that the cotton candies were almost bumping into each other. Yet, they kept saying the same thing. Unable to bear it, we went outside to eat, and the staff member clearly facing us said, "Please enjoy it inside the store!" It felt like a scripted line... They should have checked how crowded it was inside before saying that! This somewhat dampened the enjoyment. The cotton candy was delicious in its own way, and we enjoyed it with our eyes and through pictures!

The cotton candy is surprisingly large!!! There are about three different colors, but honestly, I can't really tell the difference in taste. It looks amazing in photos!!! They also sell cotton candy packed in cups, which is really cute! Perfect for souvenirs!!!

This is incredibly huge and I feel like buying it once was worth it.

When it comes to Harajuku, you think of stylish sweets. I tried the 45cm rainbow cotton candy. It's big! It's big! It's beautiful and eye-catching. It's fun to have your mouth colored. I was surprised at how well they could make it so big.