Planning to visit the stunning winter fireworks display at Lake Kawaguchi? Extend your stay to explore the charming Kawaguchiko station area and indulge in some delightful Fujikawaguchiko souvenirs. We’ve curated a list of five must-have souvenirs that capture the essence of Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji. Each item is visually captivating and comes with images from the official souvenir websites for easy browsing. Perfect for commemorating your trip or as gifts, every Fujikawaguchiko souvenir reflects the natural beauty and cultural richness of the region. Have a fantastic trip and happy shopping! 🎆🗻

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Fujikawaguchiko Souvenir ①: Mt. Fuji-shaped Bread

Image source: https://fujisan-shokupan.com/

Indulge in the wonders of our Mount Fuji-shaped toast. Crafted with precision, this unique toast captures the essence of the iconic mountain by adorning its base with a serene aqua blue hue. But the real magic happens when you slice it open, revealing the awe-inspiring design.

This toast is not just a visual delight; it’s also a culinary masterpiece. Infused with the pristine waters of Mount Fuji and the rich essence of giant grapes, a beloved specialty of Yamanashi Prefecture, each bite is a revelation. The toast boasts a tender, melt-in-your-mouth texture, accompanied by a delightful burst of natural sweetness. A true treat for your senses. 🗻🍇

Fujikawaguchiko Souvenir ②: Marigold Shingen Cake

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Introducing the Orangery Shingen Cake, a beloved delicacy hailing from Yamanashi Prefecture, meticulously crafted by Orangeryya, a renowned Japanese confectionery located in Dibuki City, Yamanashi.

Despite its moniker, “Katsura Shingen Cake,” there’s a twist – Katsura isn’t the primary ingredient here. The term “Katsura” has been artfully incorporated into the store’s name to differentiate it from the Shingenbake produced in Hokuto City.

The Orangette Shingen Cake boasts a core of luscious black mochi, lovingly enrobed in soybean flour, and crowned with a generous sprinkle of brown sugar. So beloved is this treat that it once ranked among Japan’s top ten most coveted souvenirs. If your travels lead you to the magnificent Mt. Fuji or enchanting Lake Kawaguchi, don’t miss the opportunity to savor this exquisite delight. 🍡🌟

Fujikawaguchiko Souvenir ③: KITKAT Fuji Limited Flavor

KITKAT Mt. Fuji Limited Flavor

We’ve done a roundup of limited-edition KITKAT from all over Japan before, so if you haven’t seen it, go here: What kind of snacks do Japanese people like to eat? Japanese cakes you can buy at regular supermarkets and convenience stores

Here at Mt. Fuji, the limited edition is a strawberry cheesecake flavor in a box designed in the shape of Mt. It’s a great choice for yourself or as a gift for your friends and family!

Fujikawaguchiko Souvenir ④: Fuji Seven Variations Fujiyama Senbei

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Fujifilm Seven Variations Fuji Mountain Senbei Senbei are Japanese pancakes. These are bite-sized pancakes in the shape of Mount Fuji, and come in seven colors and flavors, reflecting the changing landscape of the mountain in terms of time and the passing of the seasons.

胡麻マヨ (sesame mayonnaise): As the snow melts and the rocks are exposed, Mount Fuji is waiting for spring to come.

紫いも (purple potato): Mt. Fuji dissolves in the gradual change of the sunset

抹茶(Matcha/green tea): The green leaves are dancing and Mount Fuji is full of spring greenery and vitality

キラキラざらめ (Colorful): What is the color of Mount Fuji in your eyes?

白砂糖（White sugar）: Snow falls from the sky, Mount Fuji is covered in silver

うこん & バーベキュー (Turmeric & BBQ): Mount Fuji and the sunshine together

唐辛子 (chili): The sacred and majestic red Mount Fuji brings good luck and good fortune

Fujikawaguchiko Souvenir ⑤: Fujiyama cookies

Image source: https://www.fujiyamacookie.jp/

Mountain Fuji Biscuits

Nestled not too far from the charming Kawaguchiko Station, this quaint shop is renowned for its delectable Mount Fuji-inspired biscuits. Crafted with the finest 100% Japanese wheat flour and infused with a delightful blend of honey and cheese, these biscuits are truly a treat for the senses.

You’ll be spoiled for choice with a delightful array of five flavors: classic vanilla, rich black tea, luscious strawberry, earthy matcha, and indulgent chocolate. Each flavor category features a trio of mouthwatering options – the original, those adorned with tantalizing toppings like hazelnuts, zesty orange peel, and succulent berries, and lastly, the ones graced with velvety white chocolate, cleverly emulating the iconic snowy peaks of Mount Fuji.

The pricing is as delightful as the cookies themselves, with the unadorned gems priced at a reasonable 140 yen, while the cookies adorned with toppings or kissed by white chocolate are just a tad more at 150 yen. A delectable deal for a taste of this local specialty! 🍪🗻