This is one of the season’s most iconic cakes, sold out via reservation two days after launch every year. It combines the cute and fun design of the Suica card (an IC traffic card by JR East) with the authentic chocolate cake creation by the famous Italian chocolate brand, made with the finest ingredients.

2,800 yen, limited to 250 cakes

This stunning cake comes with a flavorful shortbread exterior on which the shape of Tokyo Station has carefully been imprinted. It is lavishly topped with five different fruits.

5,400 yen, limited to 150 cakes

This luxurious shortcake’s main protagonist is plenty of flavorful strawberries, paired with a variety of other different fruits. With 24 cm x 24 cm in size, it can easily be shared by a Christmas party of 10 people!

21,600 yen, limited to 10 cakes

The adorable Suica penguin gets to meet Santa, a happy snowman, and a variety of other delicious Christmas cake bites in this colorful box.

2,400 yen, limited to 200 boxes

The snow-covered “Holy Night Christmas House” is entirely made out of chocolate by topping rich, thick chocolate mousse and chocolate sponge cake with chocolate mousse. Crispy Christmas chocolate is the secret ingredient!

1,512 yen

This delightful Christmas cake is made by an authentic Japanese confectionery shop and thus features plenty of Japanese sweets. That includes matcha-flavored dorayaki, a pancake filled with sweet bean paste, candied chestnuts, and more.

3,024 yen

Gransta
Gransta is the largest shopping area inside the ticket gates of Tokyo Station, connecting the Yaesu and Marunouchi side underground. There are not only plenty of creative, delicious sweets to be found but also a variety of freshly made lunch boxes and ready-to-eat meals from the kitchen inside the facility. Especially noteworthy are the Gransta-limited sweets, only available at Tokyo Station, as well as the large miscellaneous goods and cosmetics area sprawling within the ticket gates. Gransta also offers a luggage storage service for hands-free shopping, a cloakroom, currency exchange, and ekiben, Japan’s famous station bento boxes.

Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. (open until 9:00 p.m. on Sundays and the last day of consecutive holidays)
*Hours may vary by shop.
Closed: open every day

Gransta Marunouchi is also in the underground part of Tokyo Station but outside the ticket gates. It boasts 33 shops that unite under the concept of “spending time leisurely at Tokyo Station,” offering a new shopping experience.

Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. (open until 9:00 p.m. on Sundays and the last day of consecutive holidays)
*Hours may vary by shop.
Closed: open every day