After coming down from the observation deck of Tokyo Skytree, I strolled through the souvenir shop "The Skytree Shop" and purchased a limited edition package of "Mintia." The packaging was quite fun (see photo). At this point, anything I do is enjoyable haha. Well, let's move on to the next spot!!

On the first floor of Tokyo Skytree, there is a souvenir shop. I remember last time I came here, I visited the shop on the fifth floor. It seemed like the fifth floor had a larger sales area and more products. Here, they also have Skytree limited edition sweets, stationery, toys, goods, clothes, and more. I was lucky to find a slightly discounted souvenir, Christmas limited edition sweets. Since it's for home use, I didn't mind. It's convenient because it's near the entrance on the first floor, so if I forget to buy something, I can easily stop by!

There is a souvenir shop when you enter from the 1st floor plaza of Soramachi to the base of the Skytree. The shop is spacious and has a wide selection of Skytree merchandise. Many school trip students visit this shop. They have snacks shaped like Skytree and cookies with Skytree prints. I bought some cookies, they tasted okay but make a good Skytree souvenir.

I received this from my neighbor♪ I looked it up on the official website and it seems that it is only sold at the local Skytree shop, not available in the online store. When I opened it, it contained chocolate crunch in the shape of Skytree. There are two types, white chocolate and milk chocolate. I'm not a big fan of white chocolate, but this one didn't have too much milkiness and was delicious♪(*´ω`*) I love chocolate crunch, so I'm always happy when souvenirs are chocolate crunch♪ Thank you for the meal♪

I took a stroll from Asakusa to Skytree. I had been halfway down when it was only half completed. This is my first time visiting after it was completed. I have seen it many times, but since I was staying nearby, I decided to come. Even though I haven't climbed the tree yet, I bought some souvenirs. I bought a few sweets for White Day, including Tokyo Caramelise and Tokyo Skytree Ecorce. I also bought some practical pencils as souvenirs for the children. Since it's a tourist spot, the prices are generally on the higher side, I think.

I went to the Tokyo Skytree during the Bon Festival and received a souvenir from my senior! I am grateful (≧ω≦*)♪ I took a picture in the rest area in Osaka! Thank you (Pq’◡｀✿) *Dear reviewer: kazuchi-san also reviewed it (o>ω<o)* Tokyo Skytree Milk Cookies - When you open the small bag, you'll see the numbers 634m and an illustration of the Skytree, which is delightful ＼(*^▽^*)/ The cookie is crispy and moist - just a normal cookie~(*ゝωб*)b It reminds me of the time I took a night bus to visit the Skytree in April 2013 (ノ∇≦*) I'll share a picture of the Skytree from my archives (o*｡_｡)oﾍﾟｺｯ Getting cookies with Skytree illustrations as souvenirs is always so exciting~(*ゝωб*)b Just for your reference for souvenirs~ヽ(´꒳｀*)乂(*´▽｀)ﾉ｡｡+ﾟＹ⌒Ｙ⌒Ｙ｡+ﾟ✽✿✽ﾟ

Tokyo Skytree. I was planning to go there last month. But, but, I caught a cold on the spot, and unexpectedly I was down at the hotel... Outside, the north wind was blowing fiercely, making it extremely cold. I had severe chills and couldn't even go outside. I had to give up on going to Tokyo Skytree. I was telling this story to a certain child. And then, guess what, they brought me a collaboration product between Tokyo Skytree and Demel. Wow!! Amazing!! I was so happy!! Inside were four chocolates. How did they taste? Well, it's Demel, Demel. It's obviously delicious. I enjoyed them very much. Thank you, Sorakara-chan.【Blog: Pregur】

One Sunday, I went to buy an entrance ticket to visit the Skytree, but it was closed due to strong winds. So, I decided to look around the shop for souvenirs instead, and that's when I casually came across this long roll. As I was looking at it, two women in their twenties were chatting while walking down the aisle. One of them pointed to the roll and said to the other, "Oh, this is super delicious," before walking away. I wasn't planning on asking, but her words caught my attention, and I became really curious about whether it was not just delicious, but super delicious. The expiration date was about three months away, so I ended up buying five rolls, including one for a souvenir. As for the taste, I personally thought it was just average, but my family and relatives really loved it and praised it as very delicious. It made me realize that if you open your heart visually, you may also feel good about the taste. I carried the five rolls with me from Kinshicho hotel to a sushi restaurant in Tsukiji, then to Tokyo Station, and even to Haneda Airport, where I was told they couldn't be checked in as luggage because they might get crushed. I ended up taking them all the way to Akita, looking like a complete country bumpkin, and although I accidentally bumped a couple of rolls a few times, I was happy to see people enjoying them.

The Skytree shop is currently undergoing renovations and is closed. I headed to the shops on the first floor in search of Skytree-related souvenirs. I found Skytree gachas and Skytree pin badges, which I promptly purchased. Souvenirs from places you've visited always lift your spirits and become cherished memories. The Skytree is currently hosting a collaboration event with Disney for a limited time, featuring carp streamer festivals and special light-ups. I will share some photos. If you have the chance, please visit. By the way, if you view the light-up from a residential area about 200m from Kinshicho Station, you can see the entire Skytree from the top to bottom, which is highly recommended. From the bridge, you can only see the lower part up to the observation deck, but you can take photos with the Skytree in the background.

This is the official souvenir shop of Tokyo Skytree. There was a small souvenir shop on the Tembo Deck floor 345, but it was small so I just took a quick look and left. When I came down from the tower, there was a big shop in front of the elevator exit. I bought the "Iki-machi chocolate coffee with walnuts" for 520 yen (tax included) which is related to the stylish lighting of Tokyo Skytree. It was a chocolate bar with walnuts that were roughly broken, a bit on the sweet side but delicious.

The Skytree, a symbolic presence of Tobu Railway and the Tobu Group. It has been over 10 years since its opening, but I finally had the chance to visit. On the way back, I bought "Kakinotane" (spicy rice crackers), "Arigachi Beans" (sweet and savory beans), and "Hama Yaki Senbei" (grilled rice crackers) as souvenirs. Although they are not limited edition Skytree products, I felt like these were commemorative items... haha.

In April 2019, a friend who went to Tokyo Skytree brought me a gift from the 1st floor "The Skytree Shop," which was a castella cake. It cost 500 yen and was from a shop called "Nagatoya" in Koto Ward. I tried it at home right away. It probably looks like the Skytree shape, but to someone from Osaka, it kind of looks like a slim bell-shaped manju (Japanese confectionery) haha. It's a small size, so easy to eat. The moist and fluffy texture, along with the strong flavor of maple syrup, made it delicious. Thank you for the meal!

On the second day of my trip on April 28, I visited the Skytree for the first time and bought various souvenirs. As the time to gather for the "Hato Bus" tour was approaching, I went down to the 1st floor of Solamachi. I had 10 minutes left, so I made a quick stop at "1F The Skytree Shop" right next to the group bus parking lot. I remembered that I had received a 10% discount coupon from the bus guide at this store. I found something memorable and got it all tax-free: Tokyo Skytree Castella Cake for 500 yen (10% off for 450 yen) and Hato Bus Can Chocolate Crunch for 1200 yen (10% off for 1080 yen). The Castella Cake was a souvenir for my friend who helped me arrange the flights and accommodations for this trip. The memorable item was the Can Chocolate Crunch in a yellow can with a design of the Hato Bus on it. The Hato Bus had "Tokyo Skytree Journey" written on the front, with the driver holding the steering wheel. On the right side of the bus, Sorakara-chan was waving with a smile, while on the left side, Scoburuburu and Tepenpen were designed. Children and the bus guide were depicted enjoying the Hato Bus tour from above. The can contained 10 pieces of chocolate crunch, which were delicious with the crunchy texture of corn flakes and the well-coated, mildly sweet chocolate. I finished all 10 pieces in no time. I'm keeping the empty Hato Bus can as a souvenir. Now, I wonder what I should put in it. I gathered on time for the bus and headed to Sensoji Temple next. The roads were empty, but I bet Nakamise Street will be crowded. Enjoy your meal! (●^o^●)

182nd sweets ♡ I received it as a souvenir (●︎´▽︎`●︎)ﾉ彡Sorakara-chan's caramelized character♡ Sorakara-chan's chocolate-flavored cookies(*›◡︎‹*)♡I love caramelized treats, so I'm happy (๑´ڡ`๑)It's a popular souvenir at Skytree, so I'm happy (*^▽^*)♡The caramelized treat was crispy and delicious (*≧∀≦*)♡The chocolate-flavored cookies have different illustrations on each one, which is cute and makes it a delightful souvenir (*^ｰ^)ﾉ ✩

I received this as a souvenir♪ Skytree's Baked Chocolate The packaging has that Skytree souvenir feel♪ Hmm... what is this? It's more like a cookie than baked chocolate... It's a new texture but the balance seems a bit off. It doesn't have much of a baked chocolate taste, but it's delicious in its own way. Even though I feel like something's not quite right, I ended up eating a few pieces, so it must be good. However, I probably wouldn't buy it for myself. The design and size are nice though, so it's good as a souvenir♪

I received a souvenir. Souvenirs are always nice to receive, but sometimes I am not completely satisfied with them. This time, I received Tokyo Caramelized Cookies. It was a version related to Skytree's SoraKara-chan... I know about Skytree, but I had no idea who SoraKara-chan was. However, based on my life experience, I expressed my happiness to the giver. My partner, who was watching my overly enthusiastic reaction, was also puzzled. The cookies had a caramel flavor and a crispy texture, which I enjoyed. They were a bit sweet, so I thought they would taste even better with a drink, but they disappeared before I knew it. Receiving souvenirs is always a pleasant experience. It may be a formality at times, but when friends, family, or acquaintances give me souvenirs, it warms my heart. I appreciate the time they took to think about what would make me happy. Even though we are not together, the fact that someone is thinking of me during that time is something to be grateful for. This time, the souvenir was more of a formal gesture, but I would love to try those delicious cookies again. I welcome any tasty gifts, even if they are given out of formality.

"I enjoyed the Tokyo Skytree Castella Cake Chocolate flavor! It was delicious!"