This post was written in 2022. Shop details and prices may have changed since then.
Hokkaido Pumpkin Purin
Calling pudding “purin” is the Japanese style. The pumpkin purin tastes exactly the way you’d imagine, and a 7-Eleven in Narita had it, so I was able to bring one home.
Kiwami Purin
It looks like it’s going to be amazing, but it’s just ordinary..
Ohayo yogurt
The fruit goes in whole, which is why I eat this yogurt so often.
Audrey
A bouquet-shaped sweet. Narita Airport does sell it, but this was the first time I actually managed to buy some. Until now it had been suspended from sale the whole time. With COVID easing off, I get the feeling the duty-free shops are getting back to normal too.
This kind of style
They’re pretty and they taste good too, so there’s no way they wouldn’t be popular..
If you can tell what this is at a glance, you’re an advanced-level Japanese dessert eater.
It’s yokan from Toraya, an item with almost no chance of being a miss. It keeps for a long time once you’ve bought it, so if you spot it at the airport, grab one and either eat it yourself or give it as a gift.