Souvenirs

Tokyo Banana and the Classic Tokyo Souvenirs, Ranked

The most-loved Tokyo souvenirs, led by the legendary Tokyo Banana! Ranked by real Rakuten review counts to make your shopping easier. From soft cakes to crispy pies and tasty cookies.

Written in Japan by the PAIYA team · 10 items · prices in Japanese yen

1Tokyo Banana Original (12 pcs)

The iconic Tokyo souvenir—fluffy sponge cake with sweet banana cream that everyone brings home.

¥1,944reference price · the shelf price is often lower

2Tokyo Banana Wonder Chocolat Langue de Chat

Crispy langue de chat cookies filled with banana chocolate—impossibly moreish.

¥2,380reference price · the shelf price is often lower

3Ginza Strawberry Cake (4 pcs)

Soft sponge cake with strawberry cream and an adorable look—perfect little gift.

¥777reference price · the shelf price is often lower

4Tokyo Banana Pie (15 pcs)

Flaky banana-scented pies that are easy to share and delicious in every bite.

¥1,512reference price · the shelf price is often lower

5Tokyo Banana Choco Banana Cookies (6 pcs)

Crunchy choco-banana cookies, individually wrapped—great snacking or gifting.

¥842reference price · the shelf price is often lower

6Tokyo Banana Pikachu (8 pcs)

Cute Pikachu-print Tokyo Banana—a must for Pokémon fans, just as soft and tasty.

¥1,698reference price · the shelf price is often lower

7Winnie the Pooh Honey Cake (8 pcs) with Eco Bag

Winnie the Pooh honey cakes that come with a cute eco bag—Disney lovers will adore it.

¥2,800reference price · the shelf price is often lower

8Calbee+ × Tokyo Banana Jaga Bolda (4 bags)

Crispy Calbee potato snacks with unique savory flavors—snackable and addictive.

¥1,698reference price · the shelf price is often lower

9Tokyo Banana Fermented Butter Rusk (6 bags)

Fragrant fermented-butter rusk—light, crispy, and lovely with coffee.

¥918reference price · the shelf price is often lower

10Tokyo Banana Brûlée Tart (8 pcs)

Caramelized brûlée tart with sweet banana flavor—premium and gift-worthy.

¥2,680reference price · the shelf price is often lower

Prices are reference prices from Japanese online retailers and are shown for comparison — the price on the shelf is often lower, especially at duty-free or during a sale. Anything sold as medicine should be checked with the label or the pharmacist before use.

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