Unfortunately, all vacations to Japan eventually come to an end. If they didn’t, then that wouldn’t really make them vacations now would they?
Anyways, once you get past the security check in, you’ll have free roam of all that the airport terminal has to offer! To make the most out of your remaining time in Japan, you should take advantage of the airport terminal. That means having a delectable Cremia ice cream as well as packing some Royce Nama chocolates to help you cope with your post-Japan blues.
One important note to keep in mind before you keep scrolling is, this information only pertains to Narita Airport Terminal 2. If your flight is in a different terminal or if you’re not departing from Narita Airport at all, then this information may not be too relevant to you.
Royce Nama Chocolates
Royce Nama chocolates are probably some of the best chocolates you can get. A box in North America costs about $20 USD, but a box in Japan is only 800 yen! That’s a solid price for some nice solid blocks of creamy chocolate! They’re called Nama chocolates because “Nama” means raw. So raw that when you buy them, they come in little insulated bags to make sure that they don’t melt on your flight back home!
You can find them here at the Tax Free Akihabara store!
Cremia Ice Cream
Cremia is the best ice cream that you can get in Japan at a non-artisan ice cream shop. It’s made using Japan’s famous Hokkaido milk and features a delicate, yet crisp cookie-like cone. The most unique thing about Cremia is how creamy it feels and how amazing the milky flavor is! It is definitely not something that can be easily found in Canada. Every tourist’s Japan bucket list should have Cremia listed, and thankfully for us, Cremia is available at a cafe in the airport terminal.
It’s available at Cafe Coffee & Beer right by the terminal’s lounge area.
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