Japanese cookie tins are not just containers filled with cookies; they are delightful sweets that often include cakes and various delicious treats.
Atelier Ukai “Fleur Sec Small Tin”
A small tin filled with colorful cookies known for their beautiful appearance and rich flavors.
Toshi Yoroizuka “Sable Collection”
A set of various flavored sable cookies, offering a luxurious taste experience.
Chez Shibata “Fleur d’Or”
A tin of French-style cookies featuring an elegant sweetness and a rich aroma.
Keita Maruyama “Assorted Cookie Tin (Lemon)”
A vibrant tin filled with lemon-flavored cookies.
Fairycake Fair “God’s Prank Cat Cookie Tin”
A charming cookie tin themed around cats.
Kamakura New Jerman
The “Tsukikagami” (Moon Mirror) 10-piece set from Kamakura New German includes cookies with caramel filling, walnuts, and rum-soaked raisins. The set contains 5 walnut cookies and 5 raisin cookies
Regalev “Cookie Tin Assortment”
A lavish tin with a variety of cookies.
Mont St. Clair “Chocolat Fran”
Chocolate cookies.
Le Chocolat de H “Canelé and Fondant Chocolat Set”
A set of canelé and fondant chocolat.
Tokyo Banana x KitKat
Tokyo Banana is a popular souvenir sweet in Japan. The collaboration between Tokyo Banana and KitKat is particularly famous, featuring unique cookie tins that have become a hot topic.
Yoku Moku’s Cigare
Yoku Moku is widely known as a high-end confectionery brand in Japan. Their signature butter cookie, shaped like a cigar and known as “Cigare,” is especially famous. The beautifully designed tins are also very popular as gifts.
Galler’s Chocolate Cookie Tin
Galler, a luxury chocolate brand from Belgium, offers chocolate cookies in Japan. These cookies come in beautifully designed tins, and the exquisite combination of cookies and chocolate is well-loved.
Mary’s Chocolate Cookie Tin
Mary’s Chocolate is a popular brand, especially during Valentine’s Day and White Day in Japan. They offer various cookie tins, with seasonal designs becoming a yearly highlight.
Shiseido Parlour’s Hanatsubaki Biscuits
Shiseido Parlour, a long-established confectionery brand based in Ginza, Tokyo, offers Hanatsubaki Biscuits. These biscuits come in elegantly designed tins and have been beloved for many years.
