What other travelers are saying about Shiroi Koibito Park (Chocolate Factory)
The cutest chocolate factory. It’s not an amusement park or as big compared to the Hershey’s and other similar parks. But the concept is done very well, good for families and you see the actual cookie making in progress. There’s cafes, shops, and a cookie making experience for an additional charge. Also love the cat theme.
Their Christmas deco and light-ups are so beautiful especially at night. There are many nice backgrounds for photo-taking. We reached there after 5pm and learnt that the factory tour was closed for the day. However the outdoor area and some parts of the indoor areas were still open to the public for free access.
This was an absolute delight to visit. The chocolate factory and museum was informative and extremely cute, and the decoration and lights out in the snow were extremely festive and fantastic. I also quite enjoyed a sweet and filling meal in the upstairs restaurant. Highly recommend for couples, families with children or just people who love sugar and fun.
Visit during winter december, outdoor full of snow and its beautiful.
The outdoor is free, for indoor you need to purchase a ticket at the machine. No wait to enter. You can try the biscuit drawing, which you need to purchase another ticket inside, with time slot indicate availability.
Expect to spend most of the time taking photos. Suggest spending 2 to 3 hours here.
Such a cute place! Many photo taking aesthetic spots in and outside the park with places to put your phone on to take joint photos without needing to ask someone. We paid for the extra admission but I don't think it's necessary if you just want to purchase some stuff and look around. The ice cream is great and the gift shops/restaurants have lots of goods. A good way to spend 2-3 hours :)
