Rokkatei Baby Chocolate Mix – Famous Japanese Chocolate from Hokkaido

Rokkatei, the first brand in Japan to produce white chocolate, has been crafting exceptional sweets since 1933. Loved by locals and recognized as one of Hokkaido’s most famous confectionery makers, it continues to create chocolates that highlight the region’s rich natural ingredients. For those who grew up in Hokkaido, Rokkatei is a nostalgic taste of home, enjoyed during tea time or given as a souvenir. Travelers often seek it out as a famous Hokkaido gift, making it a must-buy at airports and specialty shops.

Experience Three Flavors of Japanese Chocolate

Japanese chocolate is known for its smooth texture and balanced sweetness. The Baby Chocolate Mix offers three distinct flavors in one indulgent set—Matcha, Milk Chocolate, and Mocha. Each bite-sized piece melts effortlessly, delivering rich yet delicate flavors.

• Matcha Chocolate – Made with finely ground Japanese green tea and Hokkaido milk. The gentle bitterness of matcha blends perfectly with creamy chocolate, creating a refined balance of flavors.
• Milk Chocolate – A smooth, mild chocolate that pairs the richness of Hokkaido dairy with the deep aroma of cacao.
• Mocha Chocolate – A bittersweet chocolate infused with subtle coffee notes. A perfect match for those who enjoy a sophisticated, not-too-sweet taste.

What Makes Rokkatei Chocolate Special?

Unlike many Western chocolates, Rokkatei’s chocolate is less sweet, allowing the natural flavors of cacao and milk to shine. The use of fresh Hokkaido dairy gives it an exceptionally smooth, melt-in-your-mouth texture and a clean finish.

Perfect for Gifting & Snacking

This mix is a thoughtful Japanese chocolate gift, great for special occasions like Valentine’s Day. Since it’s not individually wrapped, it’s easy to share—perfect for movie nights, coffee breaks, or a quick treat between tasks. Enjoy this famous Hokkaido chocolate at home with tea or coffee.

Where to Buy?

The Baby Chocolate Mix is available at Rokkatei stores in Hokkaido, souvenir shops, and major airport gift shops. For those looking to buy Japanese chocolate online, check official retailers or specialty shops.