【2020 Edition】20 Must-Buy Souvenirs at Narita Airport

"Golden Castella" is a gorgeous castella highlighted by a slather of gold leaf from Kanazawa thinly stretched along the top of the castella, and is a popular sweet for all ages.
Among the range of castellas available, “Golden Castella／Fujisan”, which is sold only at Narita Airport, is a cut-out castella that mimics the shape of the beautiful Mount Fuji.

Store Locations:
Terminal 2 / Tokyo Shokuhinkan

3 pieces / 1500 yen (excluding tax)

Golden Castella

Narita Airport's “Flying Pandabaum” is made from the top layer of a Baumkuchen cake, with an adorably cute panda image imprinted onto the cake in fondant icing.
The panda’s shape is also cut separately from the rest of the cake, allowing the panda to be eaten individually from within the main cake.
This edible and fun souvenir is definitely recommended as one for small children.

Store Locations:
Terminal 1 / Tokyo Shokuhinkan

1 piece / 500 yen (excluding tax)

Flying Pandabaum

Ginza’s Shiseido Parlor brings two types of airport-limited flavors of the popular crunch chocolate “La Ganache” to Narita Airport; strawberry and cafe au lait.
It's easy to eat because it's bite size, and as with many other Japanese sweets, the funky and luxurious red and black themed packaging is also a feature that makes it an appealing souvenir.

Store Locations:
Terminal 1 / Tokyo Shokuhinkan Omotasedokoro

16 pieces / 1000 yen (excluding tax)

LA GANACHE　homme and LA GANACHE femme

Hello Kitty Apple Cake is the result of a classic collaboration between two Tokyo souvenir giants; Tokyo Banana and Hello Kitty.
Kitty's cute face is baked onto the surface of the spongy cake, which is then wrapped around the juicy apple preserve within.
The cake is exclusive to Narita Airport and Haneda Airport, and is very popular with foreign tourists, especially children.

Store Locations:
Each Fa-So-La store

Hello Kitty Apple Cake

8 pieces / 1100 yen (excluding tax)

Toraya is a long-established, traditional Japanese confectionery store founded 500 years ago, and is famous for sweets which have high quality textures and elegant sweetness.
The store has released a range of yokan (hardened sweet red beans and agar agar) in special airport-only packaging, emphasized by its airplane illustration.
The assortment set includes five types of Toraya yokan, including a special, limited white azuki bean yokan called “Sora no Tabi” (journey through the sky) - available only at Narita and Haneda Airports.

Store Locations:
Terminal 1 / Tokyo Shokuhinkan ･ Tokyo Shokuhinkan Omotasedokoro
Terminal 2/ Tokyo Shokuhinkan

Assortment of Yokan

5 pieces / 1300 yen (excluding tax)

This double chocolate cake is a luxurious airport-only sweet where you can enjoy the sensation of tasting two chocolates simultaneously, with both the dough and cream being delicious chocolate.
The dough is made of chocolate and butter, with a moist texture created by keeping the flour level as low as possible, and all ingredients including the cacao mass, sugar and cocoa powder are organic.

Store Locations:
Terminal 2 / ANA FESTA Narita Lobby Gift Shop
Terminal 3 / V store

5 pieces / 600 yen (excluding tax)

Double Chocolate Cake

“Cacao trois” from La Terre, the makers of the above-mentioned double chocolate cake, also bring us a unique bite-sized, cube-shaped chocolate cake made up of a combination of three types of sweets (chocolate brownie, chocolate caramel, chocolate sable).
It’s created by a pastry chef who is an expert chocolatier, so you can expect this treat to be good!

Store Locations:
Terminal 1 / ANA FESTA Domestic gate store
Terminal 2 / ANA FESTA Lobby Gift Shop

4 pieces / 1000 yen and 9 pieces / 2200 yen (excluding tax)

“Kit Kat Mini Hokkaido Melon” is another one of Japan’s many Kit Kat international limited edition products.
It’s a Japan influenced Kit Kat that sandwiches Hokkaido melon and mascarpone cheese powder between fragrant wafers, and then wraps it all in white chocolate.
Be sure to check out the very Japanese packaging design!

Store Locations:
Terminal 2 / BLUE SK stores
Terminal 3 / V store

1 box (3 pieces) 150 yen (excluding tax)

You can find the popular Japanese souvenir known as "Press Butter Sand" in Narita Airport. The crispy cookie is oozing inside with thick butter cream and smooth caramel.
These are known as "adult sweets" as they aren’t overly sweet, and are carefully baked using a pressing process allowing for a more crispy texture.

Store Locations:
Terminal 2 / Airport Mall Main Building 4F

Butter Cream Cookie Sandwich

5 pieces / 1000 yen (tax included)

The popular Tokyo souvenir “Tokyo Campanella” has now launched its new strawberry flavor, available at Narita Airport.
Sweet and sour strawberry chocolate is sandwiched between plain langue de chat cookies and baked to perfection.

Store Locations:
Terminal 1 / Tokyo Shokuhinkan

Tokyo Campanella FRAGOLA

16 pieces / 1925 yen (tax included)

Roasted Marshmallows (or s’mores) were once popular sweets amongst scouts in America and have now been reproduced as souvenirs in Japan in the form of sweets called “Roasted Marshmallow Tart S’MORE”.
You can enjoy these little marshmallow tarts at room temperature, but if you warm them a little in the microwave the marshmallow will melt out and you can enjoy a texture which is more like a freshly baked s’more!
These tarts are so delicious that they have been the No.1 product sold as souvenirs at the ANA FESTA store in Haneda and Narita Airports.

Store Locations:
Terminal 2 / ANA FESTA Narita Lobby gift shop

Roasted Marshmallow

4 pieces / 650 yen (excluding tax)

Kamakura Goro's popular product, “Kamakura Hangetsu”, is a half-moon shaped confectionery made from a slightly sweet and fragrant rice cracker filled with plenty of either matcha or red bean cream.
It’s a mix of Japanese flavor meets Western confectionery and it goes well with green tea and coffee, and is a taste that can be appreciated by people of all ages.
Seasonally you can also find sesame and yuzu flavors, so be on the lookout.

Store Locations:
Terminal 2 / Tokyo Shokuhinkan

10 sheets / 1000 yen (excluding tax)

“Tokyo Lemonche” is characterized by its visually refreshing lemon yellow packaging.
These are made from sweet and light lemon-flavored puffed cookies with a smooth, sweet and sour lemon cream inside.
The cream is accented by a bittersweet lemon peel taste.

Store Locations:
Terminal 2 / ANA FEATA Lobby Gift Shop

Lemonche

5 pieces / 900 yen (excluding tax) with 5 pieces

“Sugar Butter Sand Tree” is a famous souvenir from Tokyo that has been loved for generations.
On the outside we have wonderfully crispy and sweet baked cereal cookies, smothered with butter and sugar, and inside is a creamy layer of milky white chocolate.
There are also special limited seasonal flavors available, so be on the lookout for those also.

Store Locations:
Terminal 2 / Tokyo Shokuhinkan

7 pieces / 495 yen (excluding tax)

Maple Butter Cookies are a very popular treat consisting of crispy butter chocolate mixed with maple sugar and butter.
Maple Mania's sweets are made from 100% natural maple syrup from Canada, and are sold in visually appealing cute, retro packaging.

Store Locations:
Terminal 3 / Tokyo Shokuhinkan

9 sheets / 879 yen (excluding tax)

Butter Butler’s “Butter Financiér” is an award winning mini sponge cake which has won the Grand Prix in the “JR Souvenir Grand Prix” in the past.
The outside is baked crisply with a sweet, buttery surface, and the inside is a luxurious sponge moistened with maple syrup. Definitely a decadent sweet that is irresistible for butter lovers!

Store Locations:
Terminal 3 / Tokyo Shokuhinkan

Butter Financiér

9 pieces / 900 yen (excluding tax)

Caketale's popular product “Pancake Cookies” are essentially cookies inspired by pancakes. There are three flavors available (maple, chocolate, and caramel), and each fragrant cream variety is sandwiched between crispy layers of cookie dough.
Additionally, the packaging is designed to look like a cute old-fashioned book, which makes this perfect for souvenirs and gifts.

Store Locations:
Terminal 3 / V store

12 pieces /1000 yen (excluding tax)

“Tokyo Carameliser” is a sweet but also bitter-sweet wafer that is caramelized with sugar and maple sugar on its surface.
“Tokyo Carameliser Chouquette” is a soft and light sweet made with carefully selected choux pastry and filled with plenty of caramel sauce. Both have become popular as new Tokyo specialties.

Store Locations:
Terminals 1, 2 and 3 / Tokyo Shokuhinkan

"Tokyo Carameliser " 24 pieces / 1000 yen (excluding tax)

"Tokyo Carameliser Chouquette " 20 pieces / 1000 yen (excluding tax)

Okaki are Japanese rice-cracker type sweets made from mochi rice, and popular okaki from Sapporo, Hokkaido are now available at Narita Airport.
These okaki are made from corn, scorched soy sauce and glutinous rice, and also contain whole corn kernels.
Although the recipe is somewhat simple, the okaki are popcorn-like addictive, and as they come in a small bag they are recommended as an easy, tasty, light-weight souvenir.

Store Locations:
Terminal 2 / BLUE SKY Souvenir Plaza

6 bags / 600 yen (excluding tax)

“Gihey” is a new brand of the restaurant chain “Hachidaime Gihey”, who operate rice restaurants in both Kyoto and Ginza.
“Hachidaime Gihey Rice”, which won the gold award at the “OMOTENASHI Selection” competition, is blended rice originally produced by Hachidaime Gihey.
A nice touch is that when you purchase the rice, you can choose the color of the furoshiki (traditional wrapping cloth) that the rice is wrapped in.

Store Locations:
Terminal 1 / Central Building New Wing 4F NC416

Around 1500 ～5000 yen (excluding tax)

Narita International Airport (Narita Int'l Airport)

Chiba Narita-shi

0476348000

【URL】https://www.narita-airport.jp/en/

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