Shiroi Koibito Park — Chocolate Cookie Factory Tour
Shiroi Koibito (白い恋人, 'White Lovers') is Hokkaido's most famous souvenir — delicate langue de chat butter cookies sandwiching white or milk chocolate. The Shiroi Koibito Park (白い恋人パーク) is the manufacturing facility and museum run by Ishiya (石屋製菓), allowing visitors to watch cookie production, tour historical chocolate exhibits, and decorate custom cookies. The factory is built in European-style architecture with manicured gardens, a chocolate waterfall, and a miniature railway.
The factory tour shows the automated production line where cookies are baked, chocolate is layered, and packages are sealed — 180 cookies per minute. The highlight is the 'My Shiroi Koibito' workshop where visitors decorate cookies using chocolate pens and colored sugar (¥1,500, reservation recommended). The on-site cafe serves chocolate desserts unavailable elsewhere.
Essential Information
Opening Hours
9:00–18:00.
Closed: Open year-round. Check for brief maintenance days.
Entrance Fee
¥800 (factory tour + museum). Cookie workshop ¥1,500. Ishiya Premium soft-serve ¥500.
Best Season
Year-round; June–July for English rose garden bloom; winter for indoor factory warmth and reduced crowds
Visit Duration
1–1.5 hours for museum and factory tour; add 50 minutes for cookie decorating workshop
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