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Shiroi Koibito Park
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Shiroi Koibito Park

Getting around: Take the subway Tozai line to Miyanosawa Station, about 15-20 minutes from Sapporo Station, then a short walk.
Hours: Typically 9am-6pm (last entry 5pm), open daily; paid admission to the factory tour areas, free access to some outdoor grounds and shop.

Shiroi Koibito Park is a factory and theme park built around Shiroi Koibito, Hokkaido's famous white chocolate-filled cookie, with a European-castle-style building housing a chocolate museum, viewing windows into the actual production line, and hands-on cookie or chocolate-making workshops. It's a lighthearted, family-friendly stop combining a bit of factory-tour education with a gift shop selling the cookies and related merchandise.

Seasonal illuminations around the grounds, especially in winter, add extra appeal outside the core factory tour experience.

Shiroi Koibito Park FAQs

What is Shiroi Koibito?

A famous Hokkaido cookie consisting of white chocolate sandwiched between two thin langue de chat biscuits; the park is built around its factory and brand.

Can I watch the cookies being made?

Yes, viewing windows let visitors see parts of the actual production line as part of the paid tour.

Is there an entrance fee?

Yes, a paid admission for the main factory tour and museum areas; some outdoor grounds and the gift shop are free to access.

Are there hands-on activities?

Yes, cookie and chocolate-making workshops are available, sometimes requiring advance reservation.

How long should I plan for a visit?

About 1.5-2 hours.

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