Three Recommendations for Japanese Valentines Chocolate

One of Japan's earlier chocolates since 1950: Mary's Chocolate

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  Japanese people are quite familiar with their chocolates. Mary's chocolates are known for their order made chocolates at Mary's cafe at Tokyo station.
  They are also available at many of the department stores in Japan, and the ydo have pre-made chocolates as well and they won't disappoint you!

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  These are their Ruru Mary's variety designed for you to enjoy your time and relax while you have your favourite chocolate. 

Chocolate coated freeze-dried strawberries: Strawberry Chocolate

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  Bite-sized chocolates with a whole freeze-dried strawberry inside. There are white chocolates and milk chocolates.

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  They use resealable bags to keep them fresh and tasty longer.

Japan's well-known brand: Fujiya's Peco-Chan chocolate pops

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  Here's another famous Japanese confectionary brand. Fujiya's can be recognised by the cute character Peco-Chan with her tongue sticking out.

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  The character's face shaped chocolate is made out of three different flavours, which are milk, white and strawberry flavours. They come in a packet of two, for you to share them with anyone you want!
  
  
  Well, Japan sure has different ways of doing things, but it sure is interesting to try a new culture. So go on, give your loved ones a sweet treat this valentines day!