Located in the second floor of New Chitose Airport terminal, Yagizuki offers a variety of sweets shops. I purchased a box of "Anbata-san (4 pieces for 600 yen)" as a souvenir for my company, and also bought some for myself. Anbata-san is a cookie with a light red bean cream filling in between, and the sweetness of the cream is just right. While my personal favorite is the classic "Sanpuroku," all the sweets at Yagizuki are delicious and reasonably priced. I highly recommend it for souvenirs or everyday treats.

Just got back from a 7-night, 8-day trip to Taiwan and the Philippines. It was so much fun, still feeling the afterglow. My son was thrilled when I brought back some Sanpachi Ku baked goods as souvenirs. He loved them, so I got some for my daughter too. The Baumkuchen was moist and went perfectly with the chocolate coating. It's really delicious, right? I love the classic flavors. Thank you for the meal.

Calabaza 1600 yen. As a Basque cheesecake, it was delicious, but the pumpkin flavor was unexpected. If you close your eyes, it's just a regular cheesecake. Surprisingly, it has 301kcal per 100g. The size is small, so you might end up eating a whole one in one go, so be careful.

Let's go to another place. Oh, I haven't been here before! I bought a salmon rice cracker, one pack contains two pieces. It's crispy and moist... so delicious, I might get addicted to it. The salmon rice cracker was 350 yen. Thank you for the meal! (^^)v

If I received this as a souvenir, I would be absolutely delighted. Baumkuchen is something that most people enjoy, and this one has melon chocolate stripes on top, which makes it even more appealing. The packaging is also cute. Starting from melon bread, melon-based sweets are something that all Japanese people should love. This is truly a wonderful souvenir. I will definitely want to buy this again when I visit Hokkaido. It is not too sweet and has a moist texture.

I saw a commercial for this product from the famous Hokkaido confectionery maker Yayoi Tsuki on TV and thought, "This is it!" I bought it as a souvenir and shared it with everyone. It's a strawberry-flavored Basque cheesecake with plenty of cream, giving a satisfying feeling. It's rich but has a refreshing balance of creamy cheese and sweet-sour strawberry sauce. It has a solid sweetness but is not too heavy, which is nice. Yayoi Tsuki's sweets, like An-bata-san and Sanpuroku, are really delicious, so I keep eating them. Delicious things are made of sugar, so I have to be careful. Searching for souvenirs is fun in itself and it's never just one thing, right? Let's look for more things to try next time. Thank you for the meal!

"Takeout options in Hokkaido are varied, and the 'Sanpachi Roku' is also extremely famous. It looks like a birch tree, but it's actually a tree stump. It's a sweet treat similar to Baumkuchen. Among all the sweets available, it's impressive that they have been making this for so long. I hope they continue to do well in the future."

Seasonal limited edition melon flavor. 10 pieces. Affordable price. Moist and delicious Baumkuchen. The Sanpuroku classic is also delicious, but the chocolate coating and melon flavor are great. It looks cute too. Isn't it the best for a Hokkaido souvenir?

Bought a souvenir at Chitose Airport - Baumkuchen from Sanpuroku in a small pack of 5 for 650 yen. It is coated with chocolate but not too sweet. The Baumkuchen is very moist and has a great texture. It was delicious!

On the second day, I went shopping at the airport. This shop was surprisingly still unused by me. I usually buy souvenirs in bulk from various souvenir shops, so I hadn't used this one before. The items I purchased this time were as follows: first, I bought An Butter Sand, which I have recently started to like. I also bought a pack of normal Sanburoku and a limited edition strawberry & rich milk Sanburoku. In total, it cost 2030 yen. An Butter Sand is a cookie sandwich with a mixture of red bean paste and buttercream. The red bean paste flavor is not too strong, so it's easy to eat. The cookie is not too hard, and it crumbles easily when you bite into it. It's easy to eat. And then there's my go-to Sanburoku. I can easily finish a pack of the normal one in one go, once I start eating it, I can't stop haha. I usually buy the seasonal limited edition ones, and this time I got the strawberry one. I've had it before and it's delicious, so I have high expectations for it. However, this shop has various other items that I haven't tried yet, like the Basque cheesecake. I would like to try it someday, even though it's frozen and a bit of a hassle to thaw. Once again, thank you for the meal.

The famous confectionery shop "Yukimizuki" at New Chitose Airport. You can't go wrong with Hokkaido souvenirs if you buy them here. The an butter sandwich is famous, but I prefer the Sanpouroku. The normal one is delicious too, but lately I've been only buying the rich white one. This time, they had a winter rich chocolate flavor, so I bought a small portion of white and rich for my own snacks.

The Baumkuchen here is delicious! The balance between the chocolate layer and the moist cake is really good. I've always loved Baumkuchen, but Sanpuroku is a bit expensive. I often eat Baumkuchen from Yuimu or Bundo, but this Marble Baumkuchen is special and has a nice feeling to it.

I bought and ate at New Chitose Airport Arrival Lobby 2F. It was around 2:00 PM on a Monday with no line at the register. I had the red bean and cheese black soybean daifuku. It was a powerful combination! It was delicious, but not as amazing as I had expected. It felt more like a souvenir snack. I don't have plans to revisit or buy anything else next time.

At the Sanpouroku Studio in Chitose Airport, I bought my favorite "Sanpouroku" as a souvenir. I purchased a plain 10-cut (680 yen). It is a beautiful creation with birch tree bark made of milk chocolate and white chocolate. The layers of the cake are moist, and the perfect sweetness of white chocolate and milk chocolate complements the Baumkuchen dough. It is a delicious treat that you won't get tired of.

Yanagitsuki Sanpuroku Studio Shin-Chitose Airport Store is a sweets shop located 3-5 minutes on foot from Shin-Chitose Airport Station. This shop is famous for its Bauman cake Sanpuroku, a Hokkaido specialty that is also available at Shin-Chitose Airport. When you're unsure about souvenirs, this is a shop you'll want to visit. The popular menu item I purchased this time was the Anbata Sand. As the name suggests, it's a cookie sandwich filled with sweet bean paste and butter cream. The rich aroma and flavor of the butter really come through, and the crispy cookie dough and cream complement each other well, with a good balance of sweetness. It was delicious! If you're looking for a shop at Shin-Chitose Airport, be sure to visit. Thank you for the meal!

I'm a sucker for limited edition items, so when I saw this product that looked fun, I had to buy it. I love melons, and the shape of these melons was just irresistible! I purchased the "Sampo Roku's small pack Hokkaido melon (5 pieces)" for 750 yen. They are individually wrapped, making them easy to carry around. The taste was not outstanding, but it was still good. Overall, it was delicious. Thank you for the meal! (^人^)

I received a souvenir of Sanpachi Roku's small packs. It is a convenient way to enjoy Baumkuchen from Yatsugatake, a representative of Hokkaido, and Sanpachi Roku in small portions. The Baumkuchen, with a texture resembling white birch firewood, spreads a sweet and gentle flavor in the mouth. The white and milk chocolates, on the other hand, are not overly sweet and provide a balanced taste in contrast to the dough. Thank you for the meal.

My son came back to Hokkaido in 2022 and asked me if I wanted anything from the airport. I requested the usual "Sanpuroku" from Yanagitsuki. Later, I saw a photo from my son showing the new item "Petan Corn" next to the Sanpuroku. It seemed interesting, so I asked for it, but my son had already bought it, thinking I would like it. The Petan Corn cost 560 yen per box and was a new type of corn snack. It contained 8 small packs, each with 2 pieces of corn snack made from Hokkaido corn, flavored with chicken and onion. It was a crunchy snack, similar to rice crackers, with a strong corn flavor. It was a bit too hard for me, but I appreciated the thoughtfulness of my son. It was a new and interesting snack from Yanagitsuki, with a distinct Hokkaido touch. Thank you for the meal.

Sanpouroku Studio is located at New Chitose Airport. They sell Anpan bread and have a cute spring limited edition called "Haru Musubi" wrapped in a cute furoshiki cloth. Their strawberry small Baumkuchen is adorable, with pink dough and strawberry-colored chocolate. It's a must-try for strawberry lovers. The packaging is also cute and puts you in a spring mood. By the way, "Sanpouroku" is pronounced as "sanpouroku". Thank you for the meal!

Three-way six consisting of a double-layered Baumkuchen with coffee and milk flavors. It came with a traditional saw for cutting, but surprisingly there were no pre-cut slices. The taste is delicious with two layers of coffee-flavored and milky white Baumkuchen, topped with chocolate coating. It becomes fluffy when left at room temperature for a while. The official name is Coffee & Milk Rich Double-layered.