Like the factory tour and the display of owner's toys. A good place to kill the time and enjoy the decorating cookie class, but better make sure u had the class booked in advance during the season. We enjoyed more for the collection toys which are amazing. Wish Iwe could own all the toys.

It's a good half-day trip, but isn't anything spectacular, though. You can learn how they make their famous biscuits and they do sell some nice cakes and parfaits in the cafe on the second floor. It is a photogenic building.

Not cheap admission for two adult and one toddler plus two cookie making sessions cost us over 7000 yen. It's a nice building but everything here is expensive. Only great if coming with kids as they can see the actual factory in action and how cookies are made. No need to spend more than 2-3 hours here. Also make sure... More

My wife loved our visit to this chocolate factory/museum. The main building had 4 delicately designed floors of museums and gallaries which included interactive programs showing how chocolate is processed, an overhead view of the Shiori Koibito processing factory, a dessert lounge and even an old toys museum. There is also an outdoor themepark area. All very worth it given... More

The tour was so-so. You've got try the cakes & ice cream at the cafe. Don't forget to stock up on the yummy cookies. But if choose not to buy them here, you can always buy them in the city or at the airport-- there is no price difference.

600 yen admission and all you get is a biscuit. Nice photo opportunities but geared towards kids. Their products can be purchased all over Sapporo at the same price so do not need visit here if you just want to purchase their famous confectionery.

The park was very easy to find from the subway station. Even in December, in a blizzard, the factory and other buildings looked beautiful. We didn't do the factory tour, but did eat at the cafe. If you want the cake buffet (1500 yen for adults) you MUST make a reservation before going to the park!! We didn't see this... More

This park is beautifully decorated and would definitely make a child very happy. A must do: try the cake at the cafe, it is cheaper compared to those cafe at Sapporo station plus you can enjoyed the cake is a better environment

Getting here was a bit of an adventure as we didnt see any signs, but luckly the agents at the subway were prepared and had printed maps on where to go. Its more like a museum then a chocolate factory, but you do see them assembling the chocolate cookies that they are famous for. There was also a chocolate class... More