Morozoff

An established chocolate maker originating from Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture, founded in 1931. Leveraging Kobe's cosmopolitan atmosphere, it has pioneered sweets culture. Characterized by high-quality, elegant confections such as truffle chocolates and chocolate creams, it serves as a representative dessert brand of Kobe and has contributed significantly to Japan's chocolate culture, becoming embedded in gift-giving traditions.

An established Western confectionery brand founded in Kobe in 1931. Manufactures pudding, chocolate, and baked goods known for refined, sophisticated flavors. As a leading brand in Japan's Western pastry culture from the port city of Kobe, recognized as representative luxury confectionery in department store basements and gift markets. A leading Japanese Western confectionery maker with over 80 years of history.

A chocolate confectionery by Nestlé Japan. Through a unique regional flavor strategy, over 400 flavors have been released, making Japanese KitKat a must-buy souvenir for tourists worldwide. The wordplay 'kitto katsu' (you will surely win) has also made it a good luck charm for exam students. It is the ultimate example of successful product localization in Japan.

Morinaga's popular sweets including Dars and Hi-Chew loved across generations. With diverse product range, it represents Japanese confectionery culture.

Confections manufactured by Morinaga Seika. Representative products like 'Dars' and 'Hi-Chew' are beloved by Japanese from children to adults. Represents Japan's confectionery culture through long-established trust and quality. Renowned for TV commercials, symbolizing Japan's food industry.

Meiji's chocolate brand using high-quality cacao with distinctive flavors adapted to Japanese taste preferences. Featuring popular products like Microbiotics and Zaku-Zaku Chocolate, it is a representative Japanese chocolate maker beloved domestically and internationally.