北海道·洋菓子
Shiroi Koibito
A representative confectionery of Hokkaido, released by Ishiya Seika in 1976. It features a simple yet unique flavor, with white chocolate gently sandwiched between layers of Langue de Chat. Legend has it that the name originated from a casual remark made by the founder while returning from skiing: "White lovers have fallen." It is a truly romantic name, likening the silently falling snow to lovers. After selling 5 million pieces in its first year, it has now become an unshakeable classic, with annual sales exceeding 200 million pieces. For many, this is the very first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Hokkaido souvenirs—a signature treat of the northern land.
Record it after reading
View all flavors/varieties (4 total)
Shiroi Koibito
Ishiya Seika's Shiroi Koibito. An immortal masterpiece of Langue de Chat sandwiched with white chocolate that has reigned as a synonym for Hokkaido souvenirs since its release in 1976.
Shiroi Koibito (Black)
The black version of Ishiya Seika's Shiroi Koibito. This item features milk chocolate sandwiched between langue de chat cookies, allowing you to enjoy a rich chocolate flavor that is different from the white version.
Shiroi Koibito (White & Black)
An assortment that allows you to enjoy both the white and black versions of Ishiya Seika's Shiroi Koibito. This set lets you compare two flavors: Langue de Chat cookies sandwiched with white chocolate and milk chocolate, respectively.
![Royce' Potato Chip Chocolate [Original]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F7gmtheghzmhaigdy.public.blob.vercel-storage.com%2Fillustrations%2F8421.webp&w=3840&q=75)