【セイコーマート】北海道土産12選　知らないと損！

【セイコーマート】北海道土産12選　知らないと損！

Hello to all Seicomart fans around the world! Hi there! For souvenirs from your Hokkaido trip, you want to get a better deal than at the airport, and also pick items that are full of Hokkaido’s charm, right? So this time, we’ll introduce 12 Hokkaido souvenirs you can get at the proud Hokkaido convenience store, Seicomart, that are guaranteed to delight! From sweets and bread to delicacies and drinks, there are plenty of items you can only buy here. If you watch until the end, your souvenir selection will be perfect! Please relax and enjoy until the very end! Let’s get started! First up is the Hokkaido candy series. These are easy-to-carry sweets, perfect as souvenirs from your trip. Hokkaido Milk Candy – 115 yen Made with fresh cream from Toyotomi Town, this candy has a rich, creamy milk flavor. You are looking at Toyotomi Town in Hokkaido. A vast pastureland overlooking the Sarobetsu Plain. This is one of Japan’s top dairy farming towns. In Toyotomi, around 13,000 hectares of pastureland form the basis for active pasture-based dairy farming. The town has about 11,000 dairy cows, producing a very high annual milk output, making it one of Hokkaido’s major milk-producing regions. The climate is ideal for dairy farming. Summers are cool, and many days stay below 20°C, providing an environment where cows feel little stress. The vast land, clean pastures, and fresh air enhance the flavor of the milk. With just one piece of this candy, you first get a gentle, rich milk taste, followed by a subtle creamy sensation lingering on your tongue. It’s not overly sweet and pairs well with coffee or tea. A very milky flavor that really gives you a taste of Hokkaido. Hokkaido Milk Coffee Candy – 115 yen Next is the milk coffee version. It also uses milk from Toyotomi Town, but compared to the milk candy, it has a slightly more adult flavor. The texture is soft like milk candy, with a subtle bitterness from the coffee as an accent, leaving a gentle bitterness and roasted aroma in the aftertaste. It’s not overly coffee-scented, the milk creaminess stands out, giving a comforting sweetness. Hokkaido Mint Candy Lightly sweet with a refreshing aftertaste, perfect when you want to refresh yourself. The mint is refreshing but not too strong, making it ideal after meals or during travel to reset your palate. All of these candies let you easily enjoy a taste of Hokkaido, easy to share and sure to delight people of all ages. Next recommendation: Hokkaido Butter Cookies – 125 yen These cookies use butter from Toyotomi Town, giving them a rich buttery flavor. The texture is light and crisp at first, then crumbles in your mouth. As you chew, the flavor of Toyotomi butter spreads gently, leaving a lingering, slightly salty aroma that keeps you reaching for more. Sweetness is modest, making it a delicious cookie you can’t stop at just one. Next is the “Delicacy Series,” perfect for those who enjoy a drink. First up: Salmon Tobiko – 268 yen Made from autumn salmon, split in half, washed with seawater with the skin on, and then air-dried in the sea breeze. The flavor of salmon spreads gently as you chew, and it has long been loved as a companion to sake or beer. For this video, we paired it with Seicomart’s “Kita no Yutaka” – 139 yen. Salmon Tobiko is one of Hokkaido’s signature delicacies, but its unique aroma and hardness may be a bit challenging for foreigners. It’s a delicacy for connoisseurs. Next: Mushiri Karei – 268 yen This is dried flounder, hand-shredded to make it easy to eat, with a simple, roasted flavor that’s very appealing. Lightly grilling it releases the aroma, and it pairs perfectly with hot sake or shochu. And then: Noshtara – 248 yen This is made from thinly stretched and dried cod. It features a rich salty flavor, a chewy texture, and umami that deepens the more you chew. “Hand-Roasted Shredded Cod” 210 yen Its roasted aroma is even more intense and the fishy scent spreads with every bite, giving it an addictive taste. And my personal recommendation is this one: “Muki Komai” 228 yen This is made from dried komai, a winter fish representative of Hokkaido with the skin and bones removed for easy eating. With one bite, the firm texture reveals a mild but umami-rich flavor that slowly seeps out. The great thing is you can eat it as is, without worrying about bones or skin. If you lightly grill it, the aroma rises, and adding shichimi mayo makes it the perfect Hokkaido-style snack to enjoy with alcohol. “Muki Komai” even comes with mayonnaise included from the start. Exotic snacks often feel like they’re only for certain people, but this “Muki Komai” is easy to eat and convenient, making it a recommendation for many people. It’s a Hokkaido specialty I definitely recommend as a souvenir. Next, we introduce Seicomart’s popular series: “Rusk.” Affordable and perfect for buying in bulk to give as souvenirs. This time, I’ll show you three classic flavors. First, the simplest and most timeless: “Sugar Rusk” 118 yen Crispy and light texture with a gentle coating of sugar sweetness. When you bite it, the roasted aroma and mild sweetness spread, perfectly paired with coffee or tea. Next, a slightly richer flavor: “Maple Rusk” 118 yen From the moment you open the bag, the sweet maple aroma rises gently, and one bite spreads a deep, rich sweetness. It’s a popular flavor enjoyed by both children and adults. Finally, “Caramel Rusk” 118 yen It’s particularly rich, with a perfect balance of sweetness and roasted flavor. Each bite’s slight bitterness of caramel adds an accent, and paired with black coffee, it creates the perfect moment. Every flavor of Rusk from Hokkaido’s Seicomart is packed with value and deliciousness. Wasabi Salt Ramen 148 yen Next, a unique product only found at Seicomart: Wasabi Salt Ramen. It uses “yamawasabi,” a traditional Hokkaido condiment, boldly flavored in this instant ramen— a true Seicomart-exclusive challenge product. When you try to slurp it… it’s so spicy it’s been called “edible tear gas”—just bringing your face close is risky! If you brace yourself and sip the soup, at first it seems like a mild salt flavor… but then suddenly, a strong sharp spiciness shoots up your nose! It’s so intense it can bring tears to your eyes, yet the refreshing aroma that follows makes it oddly addictive. This flavor is so extreme it’s sometimes called “Seicomart’s prank,” so it’s recommended as a souvenir for close friends or people with a sense of humor. From the moment you open it, it’s a fun, conversation-starting Hokkaido souvenir. Next, Seicomart’s proud “Daifuku Series.” Seicomart offers a wide range of daifuku, allowing you to enjoy carefully crafted flavors using Hokkaido red beans and glutinous rice. Prices are generally around 120–160 yen, easy to pick up, and you’ll want to try several varieties for comparison. However, since they are fresh sweets, the shelf life is relatively short. If giving as a souvenir, it’s recommended to choose based on the timing of delivery. Next, the dorayaki series, which has a longer shelf life than daifuku. Seicomart’s dorayaki uses Hokkaido red beans and wheat, meeting the expectations of traditional Japanese sweet lovers. Prices vary by type but are generally around 130–160 yen per piece. Dorayaki comes in many varieties, so you can enjoy choosing according to your taste preferences. Seasonal limited editions also appear, so don’t miss them! Next, a sweet and juicy treat: “Hokkaido Melon Jelly” 165 yen Made with Hokkaido melon juice This product is popular for its high cost performance and for allowing you to easily enjoy the “melon flavor.” Now, starting with this Hokkaido Melon Jelly, why can Seicomart offer its “melon series” at such affordable prices? Let’s reveal the secret. The main reason is the use of melons that do not meet standard specifications. Hokkaido-grown red-flesh melons, especially those with irregular net patterns on the skin, or those whose crowns have been removed, are often considered non-standard for gifting purposes. However, their taste and aroma are more than sufficient. Seicomart does not let them go to waste. By turning their juice and flesh into products, costs are kept low while maintaining delicious flavor. Highly recommended as a delicious melon jelly souvenir! Next, let’s introduce a representative Hokkaido drink: “Guarana” – 110 yen Guarana is a carbonated drink made from seeds of the Amazonian guarana plant, and has long been a beloved local drink in Hokkaido. It features fizzy carbonation and a unique roasted aroma. When you open the bottle, a crisp fizz is heard, and a subtle caramel-like scent spreads. With each sip, the perfect balance of sweetness and slight bitterness fills your mouth, and a hint of spiciness in the aftertaste is a characteristic unique to Hokkaido. It’s a flavor that’s hard to describe in words. It may be heavy to bring home as a souvenir, but each sip lets you truly taste “Hokkaido.” If weight isn’t an issue, you should definitely check out Seicomart’s alcohol series. Local sake and craft liqueurs made with Hokkaido ingredients, as well as popular fruit-flavored sours, offer a diverse lineup. Perfect for enjoying Hokkaido flavors with family or friends. At Seicomart’s affordable prices, and using ingredients carefully selected from Hokkaido, each sip gives a sense of “Hokkaido-ness.” It’s a slightly special souvenir. Next, we introduce Hokkaido’s local bread, “Yokan Bread” – 138 yen. “Yokan Bread” is soft bread topped with a shiny layer of sweet bean jelly (yokan), a fusion of Japanese and Western flavors. Several local manufacturers sell it in Hokkaido, and Seicomart also carries it. Many varieties contain cream inside, and the refined sweetness of the yokan perfectly matches the bread. You may not see it often outside Hokkaido, but it’s a treat that delivers the flavor of Japanese sweets. Also, a bread loved by Hokkaido locals: “Bean Bread” – 128 yen. “Bean Bread” is soft bread containing Hokkaido-grown azuki beans, kidney beans, and sometimes large red beans, making it a mildly sweet, Japanese-style pastry. The flavor of the beans comes through clearly, and combined with the soft texture of the bread, it offers a satisfying taste you won’t tire of. Again, it may be rare outside Hokkaido, but for locals, it’s a nostalgic flavor enjoyed for generations. Seicomart operates stores closely connected to each region in Hokkaido, carrying products that make the most of each area’s specialties. Stopping by a Seicomart while traveling and discovering local specialty products unique to the area is also part of the fun. Be sure to look for regional-limited products at Seicomart stores across Hokkaido. How was that? This time, we introduced Hokkaido souvenirs you can get at Seicomart. From sweets and bread to delicacies and drinks, all items are packed with flavors unique to Hokkaido. Some items are hard to find at airports or tourist spots, but they are easily available at Seicomart. Be sure to pick your favorite from those introduced today, as a souvenir for someone special or a treat for yourself. In the next video, we’ll bring you more of Hokkaido’s unique charm, so stay tuned! See you in the next video!

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