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    How could you visit Hokkaido without stopping by Rokkatei! I ate so many Rokkatei sweets on this trip. It truly lives up to its reputation as one of Hokkaido's iconic confectionery brands, with every item being above average. They're also very suitable as souvenirs. This time, I specifically bought the assorted pack/store-exclusive assorted pack, which lets you try several different signature sweets all at once. It's great for giving as a gift or enjoying slowly yourself.

    However, one thing to keep in mind is that the assorted packs at this store have a relatively short shelf life! The items inside expire much sooner than the products sold individually on the regular shelves, so be sure to check the expiration dates when purchasing them. This is especially important if you plan to bring them back to Taiwan as souvenirs!

    There is also a seating area on the second floor. After buying your sweets, you can sit down, enjoy them with a cup of coffee, and leisurely spend some time with Rokkatei's desserts.

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    This Rokkatei store is located near Otaru's famous Sakaimachi Street in Hokkaido and is a popular shop among travelers for desserts and souvenirs. It sells classic Rokkatei products such as rum raisin sandwich cookies, strawberry chocolates, and various desserts, all beautifully made and delicious.

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    During this trip to Hokkaido, I made sure to try the famous sweets from Rokkatei. The shop offers a wide variety of beautifully crafted treats and souvenirs, and everything looked tempting. Rokkatei’s elegant packaging has a distinctly Hokkaido feel, making these sweets perfect gifts for family and friends back home.

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    If I could bring back only one souvenir from Hokkaido to Taiwan, I’d instantly pick Rokkatei’s rum raisin butter sandwich cookies!

    The first bite totally wowed me last time. Rich cream, raisins with a light rum aroma, and soft, buttery cookies with a nice crispness. Every bite makes it impossible to stop. It’s the kind of magical sweet that makes you think, “I’ll just have one,” and then want to open another box.

    This time in Hokkaido, I had just one goal: buy several boxes to take back to Taiwan! Otherwise, I knew I’d regret not getting enough and end up trying to ration them at home. If you’re coming to Hokkaido, definitely save some suitcase space for these. They’re absolutely worth carrying all the way home!

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    The packaging of the treats is really beautiful, making them perfect as souvenirs.

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