Belgian chocolate shops in Tokyo

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If there is one kind of foreign sweets that the Japanese like it is chocolate. And who says chocolate says Belgian pralines. Luxury department stores in Japan all sell Belgian chocolate. The fun part is that each has a contract with a different brand, so that you don't find the same pralines everywhere (that would be boring), but can discover new delicacies every time you enter a new department store.

Here is a list of the brands you will find in each place, sorted by neighbourhood.

Mitsukoshi Nihombashi

Godiva

Takashimaya Nihombashi

Debailleul
Godiva
Wittamer

OAZO Marunouchi

Debailleul

Maru Biru Marunouchi

Debailleul

Shin Maru Biru Marunouchi

Godiva

Daimaru Tokyo Station

Jean-Philippe Darcis
Godiva
Wittamer

Matsuzakaya Ginza

Jean-Philippe Darcis
Godiva

Matsuya Ginza

Godiva

Mitsukoshi Ginza

Godiva

Takashimaya Shinjuku

Godiva

Odakyu Shinjuku

Godiva
Wittamer

Isetan Shinjuku

Godiva

Seibu Ikebukuro

Galler
Godiva
Wittamer

Tobu Ikebukuro

Godiva

Seibu Shibuya

Godiva

Takashimaya Tamagawa

Debailleul


Note that Neuhaus and Pierre Marcolini have their own stores in Ginza and Tokyo Station. Galler also has independent shops in Nishi-Shinjuku and Yurakucho.

Leonidas has 7 independent shops in Tokyo (Ginza, Akasaka, Azabu Juban, Daikanyama, Kichijoji, Kagurazaka, Iogi).

Godiva has 59 shops in total in Tokyo (without Saitama, Chiba and Kanagawa), including in all the Atre department stores, as well as in Matsuya, Matsuzakaya, Mitsukoshi and Takashimaya in the suburbs.