Masterpiece Picture Book Cookie Tin Selection by Cake.jp 【Shibuya Scramble Square】
The Popular "Masterpiece Picture Book Cookie Tin Selection by Cake.jp" Returns to Shibuya Scramble Square
Fans of classic picture books and delightful cookies have reason to celebrate, as the "Masterpiece Picture Book Cookie Tin Selection by Cake.jp" pop-up store is scheduled to make a welcome return to Shibuya Scramble Square. This event series has already garnered significant attention, having previously appeared at over 20 locations across Japan, primarily situated within department stores and prominent train station concourses, consistently attracting numerous visitors. This upcoming engagement marks its second appearance at the Shibuya Scramble Square venue, following a successful run in December 2024.
A Collection Celebrating Beloved Children’s Literature
The pop-up store will feature an extensive collection of original cookie tins, each celebrating a cherished picture book. Among the highlights is a tin dedicated to the globally recognized "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." Joining it are designs based on titles beloved across generations, including the endearing "Nontan" and the adventurous "Kont to Aki," resulting in a diverse series encompassing 11 distinct varieties.
For those seeking smaller tokens or gifts, mini-sized cookie tins will also be available, featuring artwork from "Don’t Go to Sleep Yet," "Nyan Nyan Nyanko," "Nezumiko’s Vest," and "You Look Delicious."
These picture book collaboration cookie tins represent a popular category within Cake.jp’s offerings. The core concept involves translating the unique worlds of these well-known children’s stories directly into the medium of sweets. Considerable attention is devoted to the ingredients; notably, the cookies contained within these tins are formulated to be free of wheat, eggs, and milk, catering to various dietary needs. Furthermore, once the cookies have been enjoyed, the charmingly illustrated tin remains, serving as a practical and lasting keepsake container. This dual appeal makes the tins suitable options for expressing gratitude through gifting or simply as a personal indulgence. Considering the unique products on offer, why not take this opportunity to visit the pop-up?
Product Lineup and Pricing
The selection includes the following items:
Standard Size Tins (Price: 3,301 yen each, tax included)
- "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" Cookie Tin
- Nontan’s Birthday Cookies
- "Don’t Go to Sleep Yet" Midnight Cookies
- "Nyan Nyan Nyanko" Cookies
- "Kont to Aki" Cookie Tin
- "Zoukuno Sanpo (The Elephant’s Walk)" Cookie Tin
- "Nezumiko and the Pancakes" Cookie Tin
- "You Look Delicious"’s Delicious Cookies
- 【Shinapushu】Pusu Pusu Henshin Nanda? Cookies
- "Panda Sento (Panda Bathhouse)"’s Secret Cookies
- "Kuma no Gakkou (The Bear’s School)" Jackie’s Cookie Tin
Mini Size Tins (Price: 991 yen each, tax included)
- "Nyan Nyan Nyanko" Cookie Tin Mini
- "Don’t Go to Sleep Yet" Cookie Tin Mini
- "Nezumiko and the Pancakes" Cookie Tin Mini
- "You Look Delicious"’s Delicious Cookies Mini
For comprehensive details regarding product specifics, please consult the official Cake.jp website.
Event Information
- Location / Nearest Station:
- Shibuya Scramble Square
- Directly connected to Shibuya Station
- Address:
- 〒150-6190 Tokyo, Shibuya-ku, Shibuya 2-24-12
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- Venue:
- Shibuya Scramble Square Shop & Restaurant, 1st Floor Pop-up Space "Space1"
- Event Period:
- March 27, 2025 (Thursday) – April 9, 2025 (Wednesday)
- Operating Hours:
- 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Please be aware that business hours are subject to change without prior notice. Visitors are advised to check the official Shibuya Scramble Square website for the most current information.
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What is Shibuya Scramble Square?
Shibuya Scramble Square is a commercial complex in Tokyo, Japan, opened in November 2019. It is part of a redevelopment project in the Shibuya district, aiming to enhance the area’s role as a business and cultural center.
The building features a modern glass design and stands 47 stories tall, overlooking the well-known Shibuya Crossing. It includes a variety of retail shops, restaurants, and offices, providing a wide range of shopping and dining options. The complex also hosts the Shibuya Sky observation deck, offering expansive views of Tokyo, including sights like Tokyo Tower and Mount Fuji on clear days.
Beyond shopping, Shibuya Scramble Square serves as a cultural point of interest, reflecting the dynamic nature of Shibuya. Its central location and contemporary design make it a notable destination for both locals and visitors interested in experiencing Tokyo’s lively atmosphere.
