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    On this trip to Lake Kawaguchi, we chose to explore by bicycle, so we could stop whenever we saw a place we liked. From a distance, we were drawn to a cute little building, and the rich aroma of butter in the air made us stop and check it out.

    As soon as we entered FUJIYAMA COOKIE, we were captivated by the beautifully crafted Mt. Fuji-shaped cookies on the shelves. Not only is the elegant packaging perfect for gifts, but the cookies also come in a variety of colorful flavors and shades. They were so cute that we wanted to take home one of each. After buying them, we immediately went to the shore of Lake Kawaguchi and opened the matcha-flavored cookies to try them. Their crisp texture and just-right sweetness were perfect for Taiwanese dessert preferences, making them a perfect souvenir that looks as good as it tastes.

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    I happened to come across Fujiyama Cookie by Lake Kawaguchi and fell in love at first sight! The classic Mt. Fuji shape is delicate and cute, with chocolate on top representing snow. They look almost too good to eat. The store offers a variety of tempting flavors, including vanilla, chocolate, and matcha, so it’s no wonder it’s always packed with tourists choosing souvenirs. I picked up a few to try, and they’re quite suitable as souvenirs to share with family and friends.

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    On a trip to Mt. Fuji, it's hard not to be drawn to the cute appearance of these FUJIYAMA COOKIES 🗻! The cookies are shaped like Mt. Fuji, so they make a memorable travel souvenir. The packaging and shape alone are perfect for photos.

    The cookies have a light buttery aroma and a crisp texture. They aren't too heavy and go perfectly with coffee or tea. The Mt. Fuji shape is also very distinctive, making it obvious that they're souvenirs from a trip to Mt. Fuji.

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