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Chocolate is loved by people all over the world, and Japan too has a fondness for chocolate–in the form of rich desserts, simple confections, and even drinks. The delicate, balanced textures and rich flavor notes are unlike anything you'll find on other countries' chocolate. One of the biggest selling points of Japanese chocolate is the sheer variety of flavors. Technically, many of them don't actually count as chocolate because they don't have cacao in them. However, popular definition deems them still chocolate, and the multitude of types and flavors is awe-inspiring.

For example, one of the most popular among them is matcha (green tea) flavored chocolate. The sweetness of chocolate combined with the bitterness of matcha brings a harmonious flavour that is enjoyed by Japanese and international chocolate-lovers alike. For those who want to try unique taste there's also sweet-potato, azuki bean, and even soy sauce flavored chocolate. 

Here is some of the most famous chocolate snack company in Japan:

Since our founding in 1928, we have grown from a local confectionary wholesaler in Nippori to a multinational company with over 30 stores across Japan, selling a broad range of products from Japanese snacks to sundries and gift sets.

Throughout the changes, one thing remained constant: our commitment to provide customers with the right amount of products at the right time with the right price.

1.) Comprehensive Database

There are thousands of new drinks and foods released each month in Japan; just last year we have recorded a total of more than 7,000 new items in our system. Newcomers interested in adding Japanese touch to their lineup may find it an overwhelming experience to start.

With over 42,000 SKU in our growing databases and experiences in retails, we can help you plan your product lineups, specifically tailored to fit with your aims and strategies.

2.) Simple and Efficient

The standard distribution channel in Japanese market is Manufacturer → Primary Wholesaler → Secondary Wholesaler → Local Wholesaler → Retailer. It’s a long and complex system which raises the products’ price significantly.

However, TAJIMAYA simplifies this by buying the goods in bulk directly from manufacturer, making our price very competitive compared to similar places.

3.) Growing Global Network

We are currently expanding our operations to more than 14 countries, focusing especially on Southeast Asia markets.

Anticipating greater demands from overseas, we are also offering international shipping and export services to our customers while also complying with their rules and regulations.

We have developed close relationships with a large number of Japanese brands, ranging from global powerhouses to local favorites. These are just a few of them.

1.) What does C&C stand for?

C&C stands for 'Cash and Carry', a system where you can take whatever item you want directly at our stores then pay it with cash.

2.) Can I visit your stores?

Of course! We highly recommend you to contact us and make an appointment first, so we can help you better.

3.) Can I get a sample of your products?

We can send you free sample products if you are in Japan. For customers outside Japan, please contact us for more information.

4.) What is your MOQ (minimum order quantity) for your products?

Each product is different; feel free to ask us for more details.

5.) What is your shipping and payment method?

Ex Works, FOB, etc. We are only accepting TT at this time. 

6.) Can you release documents/certificates about specific products?

Generally no, but don't hesitate to ask us if you have any question about those products.