Tokyo Station is one of the best places in Japan to shop for souvenirs. You will find everything from beautifully packaged cookies and traditional castella cake to freshly baked financiers and savory snacks.
However, Tokyo Station is enormous, and its souvenir areas are spread across several floors and zones. Some popular shops are located inside the JR ticket gates, while others can be visited without taking a train.
In this guide, I introduce 12 recommended souvenir shops that I visited at Tokyo Station. The list includes sweets I personally enjoyed as well as attractive products that stood out while browsing the station.
I have also included useful information about shop locations, opening hours, Tokyo Station–exclusive products and how to choose souvenirs with a longer shelf life.
Product availability, prices and opening hours may change. Please check the shop display or official website before visiting.
- Quick Guide: 12 Recommended Tokyo Station Souvenir Shops
- 1. COCORIS: One of Tokyo Station’s Most Popular Cookie Shops
- 2. Kaoru Butter Sabrina: Beautiful Flower-Shaped Butter Pastries
- 3. nuevo by BUNMEIDO: A Modern Version of Japanese Castella
- 4. (NO) RAISIN SANDWICH: More Than Just Raisin Sandwiches
- 5. AUDREY: Cute Strawberry Sweets
- 6. GOD BLESS BUTTER: Rich Butter Sweets in Stylish Packaging
- 7. Calbee Plus: Tokyo-Exclusive Potato Snacks
- 8. Morinaga’s Okashina Okashiyasan: Limited Hi-Chew and Classic Japanese Candy
- 9. THE DROS: Cheese and Nut Sweets
- 10. Brick bake bakers: Freshly Baked Financiers
- 11. Atelier Ukai: Premium Japanese Cookie Tins
- 12. SOBAP: Portable Buckwheat Crepes
- Where Are the Main Souvenir Areas at Tokyo Station?
- What Time Do Tokyo Station Souvenir Shops Open?
- Can You Buy Souvenirs at Tokyo Station at 6:00 a.m.?
- How to Choose Souvenirs That Last Longer
- Best Tokyo Station Souvenirs by Purpose
- Tips for Buying Souvenirs at Tokyo Station
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Final Thoughts
- Related Articles
Quick Guide: 12 Recommended Tokyo Station Souvenir Shops
| Shop | Recommended item | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| COCORIS | Hazelnut and raspberry sandwich cookies | Tokyo-exclusive gifts |
| Kaoru Butter Sabrina | Flower-shaped butter pastries | Elegant packaged sweets |
| nuevo by BUNMEIDO | Maple Castella | Traditional Japanese sweets |
| (NO) RAISIN SANDWICH | Butter sandwich cookies | Unique and modern gifts |
| AUDREY | Glacia strawberry cookies | Cute gifts and strawberry lovers |
| GOD BLESS BUTTER | Butter cookies and baked sweets | Individually wrapped office gifts |
| Calbee Plus | Tokyo-exclusive potato snacks | Savory souvenirs |
| Morinaga’s Okashina Okashiyasan | Limited Hi-Chew products | Affordable gifts |
| THE DROS | Cheese and nut sandwich cookies | Stylish premium sweets |
| Brick bake bakers | Freshly baked financiers | Fresh baked treats |
| Atelier Ukai | Four Sec and Fukiyose cookies | Premium gift boxes |
| SOBAP | Mini buckwheat crepes | Eat-now treats |
Can’t Visit Tokyo Station or Forgot to Buy Souvenirs?
Some Tokyo souvenirs are also available on Amazon Japan and Rakuten. If you are looking for individually wrapped treats to share at work or baked sweets with a longer shelf life, online shopping is a convenient option.
Please note that prices, package sizes and product selections may differ from those available at Tokyo Station. Check the seller, shipping fees and delivery area before ordering.
1. COCORIS: One of Tokyo Station’s Most Popular Cookie Shops
COCORIS is a nut-based confectionery brand with its only permanent shop at Tokyo Station.
Its signature product is the sandwich cookie filled with hazelnut and raspberry flavors. The rich hazelnut filling and slightly tart raspberry filling create a good balance, while the crisp cookies make them easy to eat.
The cookies are individually wrapped and come in an elegant dark-blue box, making them suitable for coworkers, family members or anyone who enjoys sophisticated sweets.
COCORIS can become busy, and popular products may sell out later in the day. Visit in the morning if this is one of your must-buy souvenirs.
- Recommended item: Hazelnut and Raspberry Sandwich Cookies
- Best for: A Tokyo-exclusive souvenir
- Packaging: Individually wrapped
- Location: GRANSTA Tokyo, Central Passage Area, inside the JR ticket gates
- Regular hours: 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Monday–Saturday; 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Sundays and public holidays
COCORIS is a Tokyo Station–exclusive confectionery shop, according to the official GRANSTA Tokyo shop information.
2. Kaoru Butter Sabrina: Beautiful Flower-Shaped Butter Pastries
Kaoru Butter Sabrina is easy to recognize by its pale-blue shop design and beautiful flower-shaped pastries.
Its signature Sabrina pastry is made by layering the dough thousands of times with French fermented butter. The result is light, crisp and wonderfully buttery.
The flower shape makes it especially photogenic, while the individual packaging makes it easy to share. This is a lovely choice if you are looking for an elegant Japanese souvenir that does not feel too traditional.
- Recommended item: Sabrina butter pastry
- Best for: An elegant and photogenic gift
- Packaging: Individually wrapped
- Location: GRANSTA Tokyo, Central Passage Area, inside the JR ticket gates
- Regular hours: Generally 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Monday–Saturday and until 9:00 p.m. on Sundays and public holidays
The shop specializes in sweets made with French butter, as described on the official Sabrina shop page.
3. nuevo by BUNMEIDO: A Modern Version of Japanese Castella
BUNMEIDO is one of Japan’s best-known castella cake makers. Its Tokyo Station brand, nuevo by BUNMEIDO, gives this traditional Japanese sponge cake a modern and travel-friendly appearance.
The Maple Castella is especially convenient because each piece comes in its own wrapper. The package can be folded to create a small tray, allowing you to eat the cake without touching it directly.
The soft cake has a gentle maple sweetness and is easy to enjoy with coffee or tea. It is a good option for travelers who want a Japanese-style souvenir but prefer something simple and familiar.
- Recommended item: Maple Castella
- Best for: A modern Japanese souvenir
- Packaging: Individually wrapped
- Location: GRANSTA Tokyo, Central Passage Area, inside the JR ticket gates
- Regular hours: 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Monday–Saturday; 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Sundays and public holidays
The Maple Castella is also listed as a GRANSTA Tokyo–exclusive souvenir on the official shop page.
4. (NO) RAISIN SANDWICH: More Than Just Raisin Sandwiches
Despite the playful name, (NO) RAISIN SANDWICH sells both classic raisin sandwiches and creative varieties made with other fruits and nuts.
The shop offers butter sandwich cookies with rich cream, chocolate, caramel, strawberries and seasonal ingredients. The flavor combinations change, so browsing the display is part of the fun.
The stylish packaging makes these sweets feel special, although some varieties may require more careful temperature control than ordinary baked cookies. Check the storage instructions before carrying them for a long journey.
- Recommended item: Butter sandwich cookies
- Best for: A creative, modern souvenir
- Packaging: Gift boxes and individually wrapped varieties
- Location: GRANSTA Tokyo, Atrium Area, inside the JR ticket gates
- Regular hours: 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Monday–Saturday; 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Sundays and public holidays
This is the brand’s first permanent shop, according to the official GRANSTA Tokyo listing.
5. AUDREY: Cute Strawberry Sweets
AUDREY is one of the most recognizable confectionery shops at Tokyo Station. Its signature Glacia sweet combines a thin langue de chat cookie with white chocolate cream and freeze-dried strawberry.
The flower-like shape and strawberry design make it an attractive present, especially for anyone who likes cute Japanese packaging.
Glacia is available in boxes containing different numbers of individually wrapped pieces. It is convenient for sharing, but this popular shop may have a line or sell out of certain products.
- Recommended item: Glacia Milk
- Best for: Strawberry lovers and attractive gifts
- Packaging: Individually wrapped
- Location: GRANSTA Tokyo, Silver Bell Area, inside the JR ticket gates
- Regular hours: 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Monday–Saturday; 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Sundays and public holidays
AUDREY also sells limited-edition tins available only at stations and airports. See the official AUDREY shop information.
6. GOD BLESS BUTTER: Rich Butter Sweets in Stylish Packaging
GOD BLESS BUTTER specializes in baked sweets featuring fermented butter, grains, chocolate and nuts.
Its signature GOD BLESS BUTTER pastry has a crisp, pie-like texture and chocolate cream inside. WHAT A WONDERFUL BUTTER is softer, with the rich aroma of fermented butter and almonds.
Many products are individually wrapped, making them practical for offices or larger groups. The simple white-and-gold packaging also looks more expensive than an ordinary snack.
- Recommended items: GOD BLESS BUTTER and WHAT A WONDERFUL BUTTER
- Best for: Coworkers and butter lovers
- Packaging: Individually wrapped
- Location: GRANSTA Tokyo, Silver Bell Area, inside the JR ticket gates
- Regular hours: 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Monday–Saturday; 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Sundays and public holidays
Current products and package sizes are available on the official GOD BLESS BUTTER shop page.
7. Calbee Plus: Tokyo-Exclusive Potato Snacks
If you prefer savory souvenirs, Calbee Plus is one of the best stops at Tokyo Station.
Calbee is the company behind many famous Japanese snacks, including Jagarico and potato chips. At its Tokyo Station shop, you can find regional products, limited packages and freshly prepared potato snacks.
Some products are available only at the Tokyo Station branch, including special potato chips and Tokyo-designed assortment boxes.
Unlike many of the other shops in this guide, Calbee Plus is located outside the JR ticket gates. You can visit it without taking a train.
- Recommended items: Tokyo-exclusive potato chips and Jagarico gift boxes
- Best for: Savory souvenirs and families
- Location: Tokyo Okashi Land, Tokyo Station First Avenue B1, outside the ticket gates
- Regular hours: 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
- Fresh snack orders may finish earlier than the shop’s closing time
The official shop guide lists Tokyo Station–exclusive potato products and freshly prepared snacks at Calbee Plus.
8. Morinaga’s Okashina Okashiyasan: Limited Hi-Chew and Classic Japanese Candy
Morinaga’s Okashina Okashiyasan is another fun stop inside Tokyo Okashi Land.
The shop carries Tokyo-themed Hi-Chew gift boxes, unusual flavor assortments and special packages that are not commonly found in convenience stores.
Hi-Chew is inexpensive, lightweight and easy to pack, making it a useful extra souvenir when you need gifts for several people. It is also well known outside Japan, so overseas visitors may enjoy discovering flavors and packaging available only in Japan.
- Recommended item: Tokyo-limited Hi-Chew assortment
- Best for: Affordable and lightweight gifts
- Location: Tokyo Okashi Land, Tokyo Station First Avenue B1, outside the ticket gates
- Regular hours: Generally 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
Tokyo Okashi Land includes both Calbee Plus and Morinaga’s shop and offers products prepared or sold exclusively in this area, according to the official Tokyo Station First Avenue guide.
9. THE DROS: Cheese and Nut Sweets
THE DROS is a stylish confectionery shop specializing in combinations of cheese, nuts and lightly sweet flavors.
Its mascarpone and hazelnut sandwich cookie combines nutty cookie dough with mascarpone-flavored chocolate. The balance of sweetness and salt makes it a good choice for people who do not enjoy extremely sweet desserts.
The Camembert and Lemon Financier is another distinctive choice, combining creamy cheese with a fresh citrus flavor.
- Recommended items: Mascarpone and Hazelnut Sandwich Cookies
- Best for: Adults and people who prefer less-sweet gifts
- Packaging: Individually wrapped gift boxes
- Location: GRANSTA Tokyo, Silver Bell Area, inside the JR ticket gates
- Regular hours: Generally 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Monday–Saturday and until 9:00 p.m. on Sundays and public holidays
More information about the brand and its products can be found on the official THE DROS page.
10. Brick bake bakers: Freshly Baked Financiers
Brick bake bakers by Pâtisserie ease, often shortened to “Bbb,” specializes in freshly baked financiers.
The display includes classic plain financiers as well as chocolate, maple, lemon, raspberry, pistachio and other flavors. Some varieties are baked inside the shop and are available only at the Tokyo Station location.
Fresh financiers are delicious when eaten on the same day, while boxed and individually wrapped products are more convenient for travel.
- Recommended item: Freshly baked plain financier
- Best for: A same-day treat or small gift
- Location: GRANSTA Tokyo, Silver Bell Area, inside the JR ticket gates
- Regular hours: 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Monday–Saturday; 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Sundays and public holidays
The official shop page explains that the financiers change in texture and flavor as time passes after baking. See Brick bake bakers by Pâtisserie ease.
11. Atelier Ukai: Premium Japanese Cookie Tins
Atelier Ukai is an excellent choice when you need a more formal or premium gift.
Its Four Sec cookie tins are filled with small cookies in different flavors, textures and shapes. The presentation is beautiful, and opening the tin feels like opening a box of jewelry.
Fukiyose is another attractive option. Inspired by traditional Japanese assortments, it contains colorful cookies and meringues made with ingredients such as raspberry, ginger, hazelnut and kinako roasted soybean flour.
- Recommended items: Four Sec and Fukiyose
- Best for: Premium gifts and special occasions
- Location: GRANSTA Tokyo, Silver Bell Area, inside the JR ticket gates
- Regular hours: 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Monday–Saturday; 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Sundays and public holidays
Atelier Ukai
Four Sec Fleur Cookie Tin
A beautiful assortment of flower-inspired cookies presented in an elegant tin. It makes a lovely Tokyo souvenir or gift for birthdays, celebrations and other special occasions.
*This is a seasonal product and may be sold out or unavailable. Please check the price, shipping fee, seller and delivery availability before ordering.
Atelier Ukai also offers a GRANSTA Tokyo–exclusive assortment. Current details are available on the official Atelier Ukai shop page.
12. SOBAP: Portable Buckwheat Crepes
SOBAP sells small crepes made with buckwheat flour. The cone-shaped crepes are designed to be carried easily and come in both sweet and savory flavors.
Sweet choices include custard, chocolate, matcha, strawberry and pudding. Savory options may include cheese, vegetables or meat, depending on the current menu.
These crepes are better as an immediate snack than as a souvenir for a long flight. However, they are a fun treat to enjoy before boarding a train or returning to your hotel.
- Recommended items: Strawberry Shortcake and Custard Cream
- Best for: Eating immediately at Tokyo Station
- Location: GRANSTA Tokyo, Atrium Area, inside the JR ticket gates
- Regular hours: 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Monday–Saturday; 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Sundays and public holidays
SOBAP’s portable buckwheat crepes are introduced on the official GRANSTA Tokyo shop page.
Where Are the Main Souvenir Areas at Tokyo Station?
GRANSTA Tokyo: Inside the JR Ticket Gates
Most of the shops introduced in this article are located inside GRANSTA Tokyo.
If you are traveling on a JR train or Shinkansen, shop before leaving the ticketed area. Once you exit through the gates, you may not be able to return with the same ticket.
Useful landmarks inside GRANSTA Tokyo include:
- Central Passage Area
- Silver Bell Area
- Atrium Area
The Silver Bell, or “Gin no Suzu,” is a well-known meeting point on the basement level. Several popular confectionery shops are located nearby.
Tokyo Okashi Land: Outside the Ticket Gates
Tokyo Okashi Land is located on basement level B1 of Tokyo Station First Avenue, near the Yaesu side of the station.
It is outside the JR ticket gates, so anyone can visit. Calbee Plus and Morinaga’s Okashina Okashiyasan are located here.
If you are not taking a JR train, this is one of the easiest souvenir areas to visit.
What Time Do Tokyo Station Souvenir Shops Open?
Many GRANSTA Tokyo souvenir shops open at 8:00 a.m.
Typical GRANSTA hours are:
- Monday–Saturday: 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.
- Sundays and public holidays: 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
When the following day is a public holiday, some shops may remain open until 10:00 p.m.
Tokyo Okashi Land shops generally open at 9:00 a.m. and close at 9:00 p.m.
Opening hours may change during public holidays, the New Year period and major travel seasons. GRANSTA publishes current information on its official opening-hours page.
Can You Buy Souvenirs at Tokyo Station at 6:00 a.m.?
Most specialty confectionery shops are not open at 6:00 a.m.
If you need a souvenir very early in the morning, check convenience stores, station kiosks and shops near the Shinkansen gates. The selection will usually be smaller than at GRANSTA Tokyo.
For popular brands such as COCORIS, AUDREY and Atelier Ukai, plan to shop after 8:00 a.m.
How to Choose Souvenirs That Last Longer
If you will be traveling for several days or taking an international flight, choose:
- Individually wrapped cookies
- Financiers and other baked cakes
- Castella cake
- Candy and Hi-Chew
- Packaged potato snacks
- Products labeled for room-temperature storage
Avoid fresh cream, chilled butter sandwiches and freshly prepared crepes unless you plan to eat them soon.
The Japanese phrase for a best-before date is “shōmi kigen” (賞味期限). You can point to the package and ask:
“Shōmi kigen wa itsu desu ka?”
When is the best-before date?
Also check allergen labels carefully. Many of these sweets contain wheat, eggs, milk, almonds, hazelnuts or other nuts.
Best Tokyo Station Souvenirs by Purpose
Best Tokyo-exclusive souvenir
COCORIS is a strong choice because the brand’s permanent shop is exclusive to Tokyo Station.
COCORIS Sandwich Cookies
Hazelnut and Raspberry
COCORIS’s popular sandwich cookies are also available to order online. This is a convenient option if you cannot visit Tokyo Station or forgot to purchase souvenirs during your trip.
Prices may differ from those at Tokyo Station. Please check the seller, shipping fee and package quantity before ordering.
Best traditional Japanese sweet
Choose Maple Castella from nuevo by BUNMEIDO.
Best cute souvenir
AUDREY’s Glacia and Sabrina’s flower-shaped pastries are both beautifully presented.
Best souvenir for coworkers
GOD BLESS BUTTER, COCORIS and BUNMEIDO offer individually wrapped products that are easy to distribute.
Best premium gift
Atelier Ukai’s cookie tins feel elegant and appropriate for an important gift.
Best savory souvenir
Choose a Tokyo-exclusive potato snack from Calbee Plus.
Best affordable souvenir
Limited Hi-Chew products from Morinaga are lightweight and easy to pack.
Tips for Buying Souvenirs at Tokyo Station
- Shop before leaving the JR ticket gates if you want to visit GRANSTA Tokyo.
- Visit popular shops early because some products may sell out.
- Avoid the evening rush before long weekends and national holidays.
- Check the best-before date if you are flying overseas.
- Ask whether the product requires refrigeration.
- Confirm customs restrictions before bringing products containing meat, fresh fruit or dairy into your destination country.
- Keep fragile cookie tins and pastries in your carry-on luggage when possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best place to buy souvenirs at Tokyo Station?
GRANSTA Tokyo has the largest concentration of premium sweets and Tokyo Station–exclusive products. Tokyo Okashi Land is better for casual snacks and famous Japanese confectionery brands.
Can I visit GRANSTA Tokyo without taking a train?
Many GRANSTA Tokyo shops in this guide are inside the JR ticket gates. If you are not traveling by JR, ask station staff about purchasing an admission ticket to enter the ticketed area.
Are Tokyo Station souvenirs individually wrapped?
Many cookies, financiers, castella cakes and butter sweets are individually wrapped. Always check the display package because packaging can differ by box size.
Which souvenirs are suitable for an international flight?
Cookies, baked cakes, candy and packaged potato snacks are generally easier to carry. Avoid products requiring refrigeration unless you can keep them cold.
Can I pay by credit card?
Most major souvenir shops accept credit cards, electronic money and Suica. Payment options may differ by shop.
Can’t Visit Tokyo Station or Forgot to Buy Souvenirs?
Some Tokyo souvenirs are also available on Amazon Japan and Rakuten. If you are looking for individually wrapped treats to share at work or baked sweets with a longer shelf life, online shopping is a convenient option.
Please note that prices, package sizes and product selections may differ from those available at Tokyo Station. Check the seller, shipping fees and delivery area before ordering.
Final Thoughts
Tokyo Station is more than a transportation hub—it is also one of Tokyo’s best shopping destinations for beautifully packaged Japanese sweets.
For a Tokyo-exclusive gift, start with COCORIS or a limited product from GRANSTA Tokyo. Choose AUDREY or Sabrina for something cute, Atelier Ukai for a premium present, and Calbee or Morinaga for affordable snacks.
Because many popular shops are located inside the JR ticket gates, allow enough time to shop before boarding your train or leaving the station.
Whether you are buying gifts for family, coworkers or yourself, these 12 shops offer a useful starting point for finding a memorable Tokyo souvenir.
Information checked in August 2026. Products, prices, opening hours and availability are subject to change.
