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Freshly prepared treats and exclusive souvenirs at a specialty shop packed with the appeal of Happy Turn.
A specialty shop dedicated to Kameda Seika's Happy Turn rice crackers, located in Tokyo Okashi Land at Tokyo Station First Avenue. It offers freshly prepared twists on the familiar snack, exclusive souvenirs, limited-edition merchandise, and more.
The shop features an open kitchen where visitors can watch the preparation up close and sample products fresh from the kitchen. The menu includes Powder Mania 300%, chewy doughnuts made with Japanese rice flour, and Powder Mania Soft-Serve Ice Cream, which combines soft-serve made with Hokkaido milk and Happy Powder. These treats offer the signature sweet-and-savory flavor of Happy Turn in a variety of forms.
The souvenir selection features specialty-shop exclusives such as Kameda no Kaki no Tane Happy Turn Flavor and Cho Happy Turn Dream Butter Caramel Flavor. There is also a statue of Prince Turn, the Happy Turn mascot, where visitors can take commemorative photos.
Powder Mania 300%, generously coated with seasoning powder
Powder Mania Soft-Serve Ice Cream, featuring a sweet-and-savory flavor
Prince Turn welcomes visitors to Cho Happy Turn
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Where is Cho Happy Turn?
It is located in Tokyo Okashi Land on basement level 1 of Tokyo Station First Avenue, just outside the Yaesu Central Underground Gate at JR Tokyo Station.
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What does Cho Happy Turn offer?
It offers freshly prepared treats generously coated with Happy Powder, as well as soft-serve ice cream, shakes, store-exclusive souvenirs, and more.
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Are there any recommended souvenirs?
Options include Kameda no Kaki no Tane Happy Turn Flavor, Cho Happy Turn Dream Butter Caramel Flavor, and assorted boxes with several flavors.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
Happy Turn is one of my favorite Japanese snacks! Although it’s a bit like Want Want rice crackers, the special seasoning powder coating the outside has a much richer flavor. The combination of salty and sweet really makes it impossible to stop eating them one after another.
The Cho Happy Turn shop inside Tokyo Station is simply paradise. It has so many special limited-edition flavors and beautifully designed packages that I wanted to try every one. Unfortunately, I didn’t have enough space in my suitcase to bring them all back to Taiwan, so I’ll just have to wait until my next visit to stock up again.
