Godiva Japan hops into tsukimi season with bunny and moon-themed chocolate assortments
Godiva Japan’s Autumn Collection is inspired by Japan’s seasonal moon-viewing tradition. Godiva Japan’s Autumn Collection launches nationwide at Godiva shops, cafes, and its online store on August 26. In a nod to Japanese folklore that says there’s a rabbit pounding mochi in the moon and the tradition of tsukimi moon-viewing in autumn, the collection features […]
Godiva Japan has introduced an Autumn Collection inspired by the Japanese tradition of moon-viewing, or tsukimi, featuring bunny and moon motifs in its chocolate lineup. The collection launches nationwide on August 26 at Godiva shops, cafes, and its online store. The full chocolate series consists of seven decadent autumn-themed treats, including a dark chocolate teapot in the shape of green tea ganache, a white chocolate pecan praline with a crushed speculoos center, an almond and cashew praline resembling the full moon, a dark chocolate walnut and almond praline with pumpkin and orange ganache, a milk chocolate yellow star caramel, a milk chocolate almond square, and a dark chocolate fondant square.
The collection also includes four different sizes, from a four-piece box for 1,728 yen (US$10.87) to a 15-piece box for 6,480 yen, featuring the full lineup of chocolates. The packaging showcases bunnies alongside the moon, and Godiva recommends freezing the chocolates for a crunchy and chilly experience.
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