A popular cookie assortment. The main store is in Gifu, but you can buy it in Tokyo. It's convenient nowadays. There are various types of cookies included. It's hard to decide which one to choose. I'll enjoy them little by little instead of eating them all at once. Thank you for the delicious cookies.

When wandering around GINZA SIX, a shop with a deep blue color caught my eye. It seemed unusual to see a food shop with a blue theme. As I approached, I realized they were selling cookies. The tin cans were also lovely. The main store is located in Ena City, Gifu Prefecture. There are only three stores in Nagoya and here in Ginza. So, I decided to buy some for myself. And they even included a 1000 yen tea as a bonus... how nice! The shop is called GIN NO MORI (Silver Forest). They use the bounty of the forest to make their cookies. Acorn flour, Japanese bayberry, nuts... These cookies in a unique tin can are very satisfying! The butter flavor is not too strong, making them very light to eat. I've been enjoying them little by little every day, so the cost performance is great!

The individual cans are cute and won an award. The blue bag is also nice. The limited edition white cans for summer sometimes sell out, but if you go right when they open at 10:30-11:00, you can buy them easily without waiting in line. I gave them as gifts to my family so I don't know how they taste, but if they are delicious, this place is likely to become popular. The blue cans that are always available are also nice, so definitely consider them for souvenirs.

I used the delivery service in Fukuoka. Everything is delicious!! The cookies are crispy and crumbly, not too sweet, and I end up eating too much. But I feel bad wasting them, so I try to eat a little at a time. I put only the amount I want to eat on a plate, and as instructed by the staff, I store the rest in the refrigerator to keep them fresh. Seeing this can makes me happy every day, it's a small reward for myself. I lined up 30 minutes after opening, but the limited summer can was already sold out...! I hope to try it someday.

I bought some baked goods as a gift for someone I am grateful to, and also bought the same for ourselves. It was a bit pricey at 3240 yen, but the appearance is very stylish and the taste is fresh and varied, with cookies made using acorns, for example. It's worth the high price. The 150-size pack might be a bit too much for two people, but I think it's a good amount for those who really like it.

I went to the store to buy a limited edition cookie tin for Mother's Day. They opened at 10:30, and I arrived around 11 am on a weekday. They announced that they only had 7 Mother's Day cookie tins left. There was a line of about 10 people at the checkout, and I was nervous that they might sell out while I was waiting. Fortunately, I was able to buy one. I also bought the smallest 120-size cookie tin for myself. I have had these cookies before and I quite like them. When I gave the cookies to my mother, she was delighted and said they were beautiful. I recommend going early to buy them, as they can sell out even on weekdays in the morning.

There is a famous confectionery shop in Ginza SIX, with its main store located in Gifu. The interior of the shop is like a fantasy world. The cookies come in cute wrapping paper or tin cases, and they feel heavy. There are about 10 different types of cookies in the box, making it a great souvenir. Of course, all the cookies were delicious.

Ginza SIX at night. I was drawn in by the name of the store. Fantasy world-themed words always catch my attention. "Ice Castle," "Fairyland," "Shrine of the Journey." As someone who has gone through the golden age of Square Enix, RPGs are fantasy worlds for me. It's a bit sad to see that Japanese RPGs are in decline while RPGs set in modern worlds like GTA are becoming popular overseas. Well, I don't have much time to play games anyway, so if too many are released, I would have trouble playing them all. Now, this is "Patisserie Ginnomori." "Silver Forest" - a name that exudes fantasy love. This patisserie is based in Ena, Gifu Prefecture, and sells pound cakes, boxed cookies, and jams. I hadn't heard of this brand much before, but besides the main store, they only have this Ginza SIX store and one in Nagoya. The store stands out a lot. It looks like a world of its own in the underground sweets section. The exterior is unified in a deep ultramarine blue color. In the center, there is a giant tree. It feels like a pastry shop in the forest. I love this atmosphere. The only item for sale is a cookie tin called "Petit Bois." There are four types of pound cakes, as well as jams and tea. The design of the tea is lovely, with two squirrels depicted cutely. Here's what I ate: "Bounty of the Forest" - a pound cake soaked in brandy with two types of cherries marinated for half a year. It also contains plums, apricots, rum-soaked raisins, red wine-soaked figs, and eight types of dried fruits. The cake is covered with lots of nuts, giving it a crunchy texture. The juicy plums and apricots, along with the softened cake, create a delightful harmony. The nuts add a crunchy texture, like a musical ensemble in the forest. "Petit Bois 150" - a cookie tin meaning "Little Forest." It contains 13 types of cookies and baked sweets neatly lined up. There are various types, including butter cookies, nuts, galette-like treats, meringue, stick-shaped spiced cookies, and gummy-like textures. The blue and beautiful design of the tin made me feel excited. I savored them little by little over a few days. The popular cookie tins tend to sell out quickly, so it's advisable to go in the afternoon to be safe. I was lucky to find some left even at night, but they might be gone by evening. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I received a souvenir of cookies from Gin no Mori in Ena City, Gifu Prefecture. The cookies, packed in a tin, looked like nuts that animals had gathered from the forest, with a variety of types. It was enjoyable and delicious. Petit Bois costs 3,564 yen and contains 14 types of cookies. Address: 2711-2 Oi-cho, Ena-shi, Gifu 509-7201. Phone: 0573-59-8880.

The fruit flavors like raspberry, lemon, lime, and blueberry were more pronounced and delicious than usual! The cookies seemed to have less of a distinct taste than usual. The sesame seeds were in ball form instead of sticks, which made it harder to eat and I didn't like that, but other than that, I loved it.

On a regular day, I visited GINZA SIX at the opening time of 10:30. I thought I was one of the first to enter, but ended up being the third group because I accessed it from the 1st floor. The quickest route is to enter from the B2F entrance (directly connected to the subway passage). Well, you don't have to rush to get there, you can still buy what you want (laughs). - The limited edition can (white) sells out in about an hour. - The regular can (blue) often sells out by early afternoon. - The smallest 120x120 size of the regular can sells out first. - The expiration date is about one month. This shop from Gifu is popular for its cookie tin filled with unique natural ingredients. The tin itself is cute, right? This time, I got the regular tin for a gift. It's nice that they give you a beautiful blue paper bag for free! Seasonal Limited Edition ★ Petit Boa 150 Summer 4,050 yen White tin. Only available in 150x150 size. It's sweeter overall. I brewed tea, but coffee might have been better. There are some surprises like a strong pepper flavor and a refreshing yamazakura acidity ball, making it a varied treat. However, I opened it around the same time as Cheesy Posh, so I'm not feeling very eager to eat it. It doesn't seem to be decreasing. And since it's prone to humidity, it's better to eat it quickly. The Ageless inside was actually deteriorating when I opened it. (Bought it 5 days ago, opened it, and it had over 3 weeks until the expiration date). Maybe it was a dud? Regular Can ★ Petit Boa 120 1,944 yen Blue tin. The smallest size of the three available sizes. I got the small size to give to a friend who lives alone.

I didn't visit the store directly, but I received a cookie tin. I thought it was only available in Gifu Prefecture, but it turns out they have stores in Tokyo as well. I came across this place when I was looking for delicious cookie tins online, and I had always wanted to try it. The cookies have a simple taste, but personally, I liked that simplicity. Not too sweet, and it felt like the ingredients were well utilized. The tin felt heavy when holding it, and it felt like there were a lot of cookies inside. The tin is cute and has a nice atmosphere, so it would make a good gift. I would like to try various cookie tins, but I definitely want to buy from here again.

I have always been curious about this cookie tin because I love cookie tins. It seems to be a popular item. It might be healthy because it uses acorn flour. The fact that the name of the store has "forest" in it makes sense. It is very delicious. There are various ingredients in it, so it doesn't get boring.

Located on the B2 floor of GINZA SIX, right near Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro. Petit Boa 120 is a small can packed full of goodies. The unique flavors like acorn powder and bear grass are fun to try. The pink, tangy strawberry meringue and dried Hawthorn fruits are delicious too.

First of all, the tin is lovely. When you open it, there are cute cookies packed in a cute way. Some have sansho or pepper in them, some have cheese, and the berry-flavored meringues are small and easy to eat. The stick-shaped sansho berry ones are jelly-like. Each one is different. It's not boring and it was delicious.

✳️Patisserie GIN NO MORI @ Ginza I received a cookie box packed with forest-inspired treats, as the name suggests "forest of silver" in French. The blue tin is cute and opening it is delightful! It contains various cookies made with acorn flour. Acorn and cashew nut cookie ★ Sansho pepper cookie ★ Cheese sable ★ Imagining forest pebbles. Acorn and hazelnut cookie ★ Has a unique acorn scent. Nut ★ Adds accent to the cookies. Wood strawberry meringue ★ Melts in your mouth. Fermented butter, black pepper, and cinnamon cookie ★ Cute leaf shape. Strong butter aroma. Acorn cookie ★ Coated generously with caramelized sugar for a fun texture. Japanese bayberry ★ Ate bayberry for the first time. Imagining slender trunks. Aralia cookie ★ Has a unique aroma and tastes delicious. The forest cookie tin was visually appealing, enjoyable to eat, and beautiful in appearance.

Petit Bois 150 ¥3240. I was interested in a store that I saw online, and they had opened a branch at GINZA SIX. The cookies made from materials inspired by the forest were plentiful. There are many cookie cans in the world, but I felt that these cookies were overflowing with originality. With nuts, leaves, and fruits, they truly feel like a gift from the forest. They are crispy and delicious, and you can enjoy them while reading the descriptions. The cookies are also visually appealing, making them a great choice for a souvenir. Thank you for the delicious meal! ☺️

In Ena City, Gifu Prefecture, there is a patisserie called "Ena Ginnomori" that offers a unique cookie box called "Petit Bois" which recreates a small forest using ingredients like domestic acorn flour, wood strawberries, Japanese bayberries, bear bamboo, sansho pepper, and goji berries. This luxurious cookie box allows you to taste various textures and aromas of forest ingredients. The Petit Bois was chosen as the number one gift for entertaining in 2020. It contains 19 different types of cookies, each carefully crafted with ingredients found in the forest. The most popular size is the 150-can size, which includes 14 different types of cookies. The autumn limited edition Petit Bois 150-can size is highly recommended. You can purchase these products online on the official website. The cookies are delicious and come in cute cans.

I was browsing the website and came across this shop that caught my attention. The atmosphere is really wonderful and fantasy-like. It's quite an adventure to find a confectionery shop with this kind of image. I thought it was only in Gifu, but it turns out it's in G-SIX. Despite the difficult arrangement in the department store basement, that corner still maintained its unique atmosphere. There were many lovely blue cans. I decided to purchase the Petit Bois 150 can size. It is said to contain 14 different flavors. The Gran uses acorn flour, so I think it must be a symbolic product. It's a forest theme after all. I don't know what acorns taste like, but it was delicious without any strong flavors. The Sansho has a strong impact. However, it's not too overpowering with the Japanese pepper, making it a flavor that anyone can enjoy. The Meringue Framboise supports the overall theme with its color and taste resembling baby's breath flowers. The Ovbin is a confection made of Japanese cornel cherry and agar. It had a unique sweet and sour taste. Each product is very unique. Since it's not very well-known yet, it could spark interesting conversations if given as a gift. I definitely want to go back and buy more.

First Visit 202106 (No.2729) GINZA-SIX has been completed for 4 years this spring. Due to 'COVID-19', the number of Inbound (foreign visitors to Japan) has drastically decreased, and it seems that this has had an impact on the decision to carry out a large-scale renewal of over 40 stores. This particular shop, which opened in Ena City, Gifu Prefecture in July 2011, seems to have made its way to Tokyo. The shop aims to deliver the blessings of the forest through carefully crafted baked sweets and jams. I purchased the following items as a form of damage control, as I am not sure of the shop's actual capabilities: Petit Bois 1728 yen 1. Nantais Cajou - scent of acorns and cashew nuts 2. Sansho - subtle scent and flavor of Japanese pepper 3. Wolfberry - cocoa black dough and wolfberry 4. Pale - cheese and forest pebbles 5. Gland - crispy texture of acorn flour and hazelnuts 6. Croquem Noix - caramelized nuts 7. Meringue Franboise - raspberry meringue that melts in your mouth 8. Feuilles - fermented butter with black pepper and cinnamon scent 9. Nantais Plaine - scent of acorns and crunchy sugar texture 10. Aubepine - sweet and sour hawthorn thin branches 11. Sasa - cookie with a flavor of bamboo grass leaves. This assortment includes 11 types of baked sweets filled with the blessings of the forest. They are delicious, but not to the extent of craving for more. Thank you for the meal.