All Reviews of Shiroi Koibito Park

The park is themed around the classic Shiroi Koibito chocolate cookies and is filled with European-style architecture and a fairy-tale atmosphere, making it great for photos. Besides touring and sampling sweets, the shop also sells Hokkaido-exclusive products that are different from the usual souvenirs found at the airport and are very cute.

The ice cream here has such a rich milky flavor. It really gives that Hokkaido feel.

The texture is super smooth, not too sweet, and overall really easy to keep eating.

The moment you walk in, it feels super dreamy—like you’re literally in a fairy tale.

You’re definitely going to buy souvenirs here. My wallet didn’t stand a chance.

The park is beautifully decorated and has a European fairy-tale vibe.

You can see how Shiroi Koibito cookies are made, and walking around isn’t too tiring.

It’s also very convenient for picking up souvenirs.

A nice spot to add to your itinerary.

The free garden area outside is already beautiful, so it's worth coming even if you don't go inside.

Shiroi Koibito Park—just stepping inside, you're surrounded by the sweet world of Shiroi Koibito treats. You can even smell the sweetness in the air! 😆 The courtyard feels just like being in Europe. 😄

Getting to make cookies by hand was a pretty rare and special experience.

When you buy a ticket to enter, you also get a complimentary Shiroi Koibito cookie.

The outside of the factory is set up like a beautiful park. Buying Shiroi Koibito chocolates here isn't any cheaper—actually, you might find discounts at Tanukikoji instead.

The gardens are beautifully designed. There's a musical clock show every hour, and of course, tons of Shiroi Koibito products to buy 🥰