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A lot of people prefer the original to the caramel ones though so if you receive order to buy the original Tokyo Banana, go for this box. The price for one gift box depends on how many pieces included inside (8 pieces JPY1,029, 12 pieces JPY1,543, 16 pieces JPY2,057). The expiry dates for Tokyo Banana is pretty fast because the snack only lasts for 7 days. You can probably make it last longer by keeping it in the fridge.

2. Shiroi Koibito

The next favourite item which is usually requested by loved ones back at home is the famous Hokkaido Shiroi Koibito cookies. The cookies are so famous until the brand opens a Shiroi Koibito Park in Hokkaido where visitors can see how the cookies are being made.  I, for one, am very interested in going to the park because Shiroi Koibito cookies are so yummy. There are two varieties offered, white chocolate and dark chocolate. The varieties refer to the filling inside the cookies. Both taste good but I personally prefer the white chocolate.

3. Kitkat

Another favourite item to check out in Haneda Airport is definitely Japanese Kitkat, which is different from Kitkat in the rest of the world. Don't ask me why but Japanese has the best variety of Kitkat. The taste itself range from the normal strawberry to the wacky wasabi. Everyone will surely welcome Japanese Kitkat as a gift. 

You can also see the smaller replica of Tokyo Tower, which I don't think is for sale, actually. 

If you are a collector of nanoblock, this may be a number 1 thing to buy in your list, a huge Tokyo Tower in nanoblock version. Cool, right? The price is not that friendly though. U_U.

If you prefer something edible, how about some open hearts from Tokyo? I suppose they are cookies. Colorful cookies in the shape of heart to be exact. 

Some chocolate cookies. The packaging looks really good, really.

Everybody's favourite, Tokyo Banana. If your flight back home is still a long way from your visit to Tokyo Tower, it's better for you to buy them in the airport though. Tokyo Banana has a quite short shelf life. 

There is a strawberry cake from Ginza which looks pretty similar to Tokyo Banana. The only difference it seems to have from Tokyo Banana is the strawberry stamp on the sponge cake and the filling. Tokyo Banana usually has either custard or chocolate cream as the filling while the Strawberry Cake from Ginza has..well, strawberry cream, which supposedly made from real strawberry. 

Do give them a try if you'd like. =)