The Honolulu Cookie Company is operating a booth at the “Fresh! Fun! HAWAI`I 2026” event currently being held at Shinjuku Takashimaya. The event runs from September 2 to 8.
On the sales floor, we offer a wide variety of products, including pineapple gift tins—a classic Hawaiian souvenir—seasonal limited-edition Mini Bites snack packs, and gift boxes featuring the 2026 limited-edition “Floral Lei” packaging.
They also offer the “Your Very Own Cookie Box,” which lets you choose and purchase cookies to your liking from a selection of 12 classic flavors. Prices range from 780 to 840 yen for a 3-piece box and 2,600 to 2,800 yen for a 10-piece box. The 3-piece box is reportedly available only in Japan.
Another highlight is the five types of Japan-exclusive merchandise. These items were first unveiled at the Hawaii Fair held at the Hankyu Umeda Main Store this past July, and this is the first time they’ve been sold in Tokyo.
The lineup includes the Honolulu Cookie Company vanity pouch for 3,300 yen, the pineapple gift can cookie charm for 1,100 yen, the chocolate-dipped cookie charm for 1,100 yen, the three-pouch set with a cookie charm for 2,900 yen, and and the pineapple-shaped cookie cushion (chocolate-dipped) for 3,900 yen.
The concept behind the Japan-exclusive merchandise is “Honolulu Cookies for both on-the-go and at home.” The designs are described as “cute yet sophisticated,” featuring the brand’s signature green and brown colors. The company is considering selling the merchandise at future pop-up events and online.
In addition, we offer two sizes of paid shopping bags. The price is 385 yen for the M size and 490 yen for the L size.
The Honolulu Cookies pop-up is scheduled to take place at the Daimaru Tokyo store from September 30 to October 13, and at the Daimaru Umeda store from October 21 to November 13. Please check the official Japanese Instagram account (@honolulucookiejapan) for the latest information.
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