Similar products may be abundant in the market, but there is nothing that can beat Shiroi Koibito. This is a highly popular item among fans and a well-received souvenir from Hokkaido. The fact that you can buy them individually without the need to purchase a whole box is fantastic! It's a valuable and appreciated treat that can only be bought in Hokkaido, just like with Rokkatei. Even in the Kanto region, it's something you can only easily get in Hokkaido! The unchanged packaging design adds to its charm. Many people mistake the mountain on the package for the Alps, but it's actually Mount Rishiri! It has been featured on the packaging of Shiroi Koibito since 1976, showcasing its long history. The delicate texture of the langue de chat that melts in your mouth and the smooth blend of white chocolate specially crafted for this treat has earned it a reputation, making it a beloved souvenir from Hokkaido for over 40 years. Recently, it has become famous as a "Japanese souvenir" even among foreign visitors. In addition to the white chocolate version, there is also a "Black" version with milk chocolate sandwiched in between. Many people are surprised by this, as it is not widely known. With options ranging from a pack of 9 to a tin of 54, you can choose according to the number of people you want to give it to, which is another reason to be happy about.

It's a gift. The box is cute. It also came with a matching cooler bag as a bonus. I want to use this for my sea urchin shopping. It's like a high-end version of Shiroi Koibito. There are flavors like matcha, milk, and chocolate, but I tried the wine flavor. It really smells like red wine. I don't want to gain weight, so I'll just have a little bit every day.

There was a series of sweets from Hokkaido on the table, and it seems like an unexpected guest or assassin has arrived. I have no idea who brought them, but I'll gladly take them (ᵒ͈̑ڡᵒ͈̑ )... Oh no!! The white chocolate is melting and getting all gooey!! It was a hot day, after all! But the past two days have been surprisingly cool. Even though the white chocolate is melting and gooey, it doesn't compromise the overall deliciousness, showcasing the excellence of Hokkaido's famous confectionery. Just like Shiroi Koibito, I aspire to be someone who can still bring out good flavors overall, even if I may be a bit messy. Thank you for the meal! Next time, please bring me something from LeTAO (ﾉ∀｀笑).

Hokkaido's classic souvenir "Shiroi Koibito" has been loved by the people of Hokkaido for over 45 years since its creation. This special treat, only available in Hokkaido, consists of a crispy langue de chat cookie sandwiched with original blend chocolate. It's always a joy to receive "Shiroi Koibito" as a souvenir. During a visit to the "ISHIYA Sapporo Odori Main Store," I purchased "Shiroi Koibito." The package includes 18 pieces of cookies. There are two types of "Shiroi Koibito" available: "Shiroi Koibito White" and "Shiroi Koibito Black." Made with Hokkaido butter and Hokkaido wheat flour, these butter sandwich cookies are delicious no matter how many times you eat them. The package features Rishiri Fuji, which I had the chance to admire the day before, adding to the sentimental value of "Shiroi Koibito." This treat is filled with love for Hokkaido.

On this day, I received a gift of these cookies: Ishiya Seika's "Shiroi Koibito" (White Lover) in individual packaging. Ta-da! It looks like this... Shiroi Koibito consists of a crispy langue de chat cookie sandwiched with original chocolate specially blended for Shiroi Koibito. There is a story behind the name "Shiroi Koibito" - on a snowy day in December, after enjoying skiing, the founder casually said, "The white lovers are falling." This phrase became the name of this cookie and Shiroi Koibito was born. The cookie is made with a langue de chat (French for "cat's tongue") which has a crispy and light texture. The cookie is filled with original chocolate blended for Shiroi Koibito while still hot from the oven. By carefully checking the oven temperature and other details, a beautiful color is achieved. The packaging features the scenic beauty of Mount Rishiri in Hokkaido, expressing the love for Hokkaido. Each cookie is made with attention to detail to maintain its deliciousness. Shiroi Koibito is a classic souvenir from Hokkaido and is loved by many. I also enjoy this cookie very much. I had a great time savoring it on this day, feeling grateful for the thoughtful gift.

I love Shiroi Koibito by Ishiya Seika. The building is beautiful and the shop is even more beautiful. The interior and the products are all so cute that I can't decide what to choose. I bought a few items that I want to eat myself and some to share little by little since I also bought various things at Rokkatei. When I registered on LINE, I got some free sweets. They probably sell a lot at the airport, but there were also exclusive items at the main store, so I'm glad I bought them here. The various flavors of langue de chat were of high quality as expected! The Hokkaido wine really had the flavor of red wine. The Hokkaido cheese, caramel, matcha, milk, gianduja, milk, and lemon were all delicious. And the Mitsuyuki I tried for the first time was amazing. I don't know the basics, but the chestnut I got as a LINE registration gift, as well as the new lemon, were also delicious. I'm sure everything they make is delicious.

I received a souvenir, a white Baum TSUMUGI. It has a cute image of Hokkaido's snow, with a pure white Baumkuchen. The dough is mixed with White Lover white chocolate, giving it a gentle taste. I wish it was a bit more moist, but it wasn't dry. I'm happy with this souvenir that represents Hokkaido. Thank you for the meal.

I received "Shiroi Koibito" from a friend in Sapporo for a New Year's party. "Shiroi Koibito" is a famous confectionery from Sapporo that was born in 1976. It is a popular souvenir from Hokkaido, with about 30% of tourists buying it when they visit the region. It is a beloved sweet that can usually only be purchased in Hokkaido. The packaging of the sweet is predominantly white and light blue, with a picture of Mt. Rishiri in the center. Since I haven't been to Hokkaido since the pandemic, it was a long time since I had "Shiroi Koibito". [Shiroi Koibito by Ishiya Seika] *Comments are in the photo ◆Shiroi Koibito (White) ◉There are two types of Shiroi Koibito, "White" and "Black" with milk chocolate. It consists of a thin layer of white chocolate sandwiched between Langue de Chat cookies, with a perfect texture and sweetness that never gets boring no matter how many times you eat it. Thank you for the delicious treat.

This is the "ISHIYA Sapporo Odori Main Store" near Odori Park, famous for its "Shiroi Koibito" cookies. I visited here for the first time and was impressed by the luxurious atmosphere at the entrance and inside. I had a "Sapporo Smile Coupon" worth 2,000 yen from staying at a hotel the previous day with the "Sapporo Discount." I tried using it at various shops but was unsuccessful until I found out that it could be used here. I decided to buy some souvenirs, including the "Saqu" sweets that were previously only available in Ginza. I also bought the "Maruyama Whole Chestnut Baumkuchen" for myself, which was delicious with a whole chestnut inside each piece. It was a satisfying purchase for both gifts and personal enjoyment.

I received a gift of Sakurang de Chaa Assortment 18 pieces (2160 yen) during a training session. This assortment includes six flavors of Langue de Chat made with Hokkaido ingredients such as wheat and sugar. The Hokkaido Cheese flavor combines a hint of cheese saltiness with the sweetness of chocolate. The Milk flavor has a classic Langue de Chat taste with a milk chocolate flavor. The Caramel flavor has a slight bitterness but is well balanced with sweetness. Hokkaido Wine has a mild bitterness and a subtle grape sweetness that complements the chocolate. Matcha Milk has a gentle matcha bitterness with a touch of sweetness. Gianduja has a light hazelnut aroma and the milk chocolate adds a touch of luxury. Each flavor is a perfect combination for Langue de Chat. While the Hokkaido essence may not be obvious, being from the same company as Shiroi Koibito, it makes for a stylish Hokkaido souvenir.

I saw news about a renewal, so I stopped by out of curiosity. There was a snack I wanted to try, so I bought it. It was a bit expensive being in Tokyo, but I got the milk flavor for 1400 yen. It had a luxurious feel and was delicious! I'll savor it.

I knew there was an "ISHIYA Shop" here before, but this was my first time using it. The shop is not very large, but it has a nice atmosphere and is well-made. Two elegant and beautiful ladies served me. I bought the "I Gato" that I often see in TV commercials. I have eaten ISHIYA products before, but this is the first time I have taken one home. The bagged pastry was crispy on the outside and moist on the inside, with a slightly crumbly texture. It was quite sweet for my taste, so I wanted some green tea or black tea to go with it. The ingredients listed on the back of the package include butter, sugar, whole eggs, white chocolate, flour, etc., with the quantities listed in descending order. No wonder it's so sweet. Next time, I'll enjoy it with some bitter green tea. Thank you for the meal.

I purchased a "White Chocolate Souffle Cake" at a Hokkaido local products fair. It had a delicious combination of cream cheese richness and gentle sweetness of white chocolate, with a bubbly texture that melted in the mouth.

I purchased the White Lover Milk Chocolate Omelette. It is a limited-time collaboration between Ishiya's famous confection "White Lover (Black)" and Hakodate confectionery Snaffles' Cheese Omelette, resulting in a fluffy cheese soufflé cake with a smooth and gentle taste. The milk chocolate flavor is creamy and delicious, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture.

There is no one who doesn't know about the famous ISHIYA with its White Lover souvenir from Hokkaido. This time, I got the limited edition Aigato Butter-filled Muffin. They also have Baum, Pudding, and White Lover available for individual purchase, which is great for picking up a variety of souvenirs. I was satisfied with getting the Aigato Muffin. Thank you for the meal! (•́✧•̀)

I wanted to eat Shiroi Koibito after a long time, so I bought some. It's nice that you can buy as many as you like. Shiroi Koibito and White Black are each 64 yen. A pack of 3 is 200 yen, which is a bit expensive considering the box. It's nice that you can enjoy the popular souvenir anytime. The familiar taste is comforting. I was also interested in new products like Shiroi Koibito x Zunda Saku (Langue de Chat) Whiskey, but since they were not sold individually, I didn't buy them. (January 2022)

Snuffles - White Lover collaboration version This is my first time trying Snuffles. I've never had the regular version before, but I was curious about this collaboration version. It tasted like a fluffy cheese soufflé with the unique white chocolate flavor of White Lover, and it was delicious. I think this would make a great souvenir because of its unique taste. Just keep in mind that it needs to be refrigerated, so it might be a good option for a local gift. The size is just right, making it perfect for dessert. I saw they also had flavors like tiramisu and cocoa, which I'm curious about. While the shape is different, it reminded me of the trendy pancake texture. Thank you for the meal!

There is no particular reason, but I have been receiving Ishiya recently. I hadn't received any for a while, but it's only been 20 days since the new year and I've already received it twice. It's not a big deal, but Ishiya has a huge variety of sweets, yet it's the same one again this year... What a coincidence, right? It's not a story about Otaru Market, but I keep hearing from everywhere that "this is delicious." It's evening and I'm getting hungry, so I'm thinking of trying it myself, but brushing my teeth is a hassle, so I resist the temptation. I'll eat it when I get back... I don't know what to call this thing I'm eating. It has a hint of butter and chocolate, and the mild taste makes it very easy and delicious to eat. I wonder about the calories though.

I wanted to try the Sagrandocha, so I visited Ishiya Seika. I recently found out that there are products sold here in Hokkaido that are not available elsewhere, and once I knew, I couldn't resist buying them! Even though it has only been a few days since the release, it wasn't too crowded and I was able to easily purchase the assortment set of 6 flavors. Now, which one should I try first?! Also, I used a free ticket that came with a flyer from my previous visit to try the new release, a limited edition Salt Butter flavor. The chocolate inside is probably the same white chocolate as the regular Shiroi Koibito, but the Langue de Chat has a salty taste and is quite delicious. Seems perfect for summer! Even though it's already winter!! Haha. It seems like there are various other Hokkaido-exclusive items here, so I plan to visit often and gradually try them all out!

Ishiya Shop Sapporo Odori Nishi 4 Building Store. This is a shop of "Ishiya" which produces the popular Hokkaido souvenir "Shiroi Koibito". Inside the store, there were many products neatly displayed. I bought "Namara Butter Baum" for 170 yen (excluding tax) and "Shiroi Koibito" 2 pieces pack "Mitou (Caramel x Milk Chocolate)" for 130 yen (excluding tax). The "Namara Butter Baum" had a rich butter flavor and the texture of the dough was soft but a bit crumbly, but it was delicious.

The king and queen of sweets. White Lover ♡ I buy in bulk but eat alone, they also sell them individually here. Plus! There are mini White Lovers with 3 pieces. There are also small sizes of white baum. It's impossible to eat a whole one alone! "Is it for home?" Yes (・∀・) I only bought this but they put it in a paper bag for me. White Lover fans will be happy even with a paper bag ♡ How much~