ᐅ Chocolate Gift Delivery to Tokyo, Japan

Shipping Rates & Timing in Tokyo

We deliver within 3 business days and charge a flat fee of USD 21.91 custom duties and local taxes included up to 5 items sent to the same delivery address. Beyond 5 items per delivery address, the shipping cost is USD 8.52 per item. If your order is received before 2PM Central European time, your chocolates ship the same day.

A Culinary Capital

Located northwest of Tokyo Bay, the capital of Japan is considered the most populated metro area in the world. Although the city proper boasts only around 10 million residents, the greater Tokyo region is home to approximately 38 million people, roughly 30% of the country’s entire population. And, like other large urban areas around the world, Tokyo has developed a culinary culture all its own. With 10 times as many eateries as Paris and more Michelin stars than any other single city, it’s a city that invites food-lovers everywhere to explore and enjoy. Recently, luxury food items have become especially popular, with high-end restaurants offering ultra-expensive diamond-adorned martinis and upscale grocery stores displaying square watermelons and rare mushrooms with museum-like revere. Since the turn of the century, imported chocolates have also become a favorite indulgence for discerning locals, as eager shoppers visit the city’s many chocolate boutiques or avoid crowds by taking advantage of online retailers that offer delivery direct from Europe to Japan. zChocolat’s line of fine French chocolates featuring all-natural ingredients and pure, never-blended, cocoa butters have made them a favorite for Tokyo residents seeking exceptional chocolate coupled with the convenience of online ordering and fast international delivery.

Valentine’s Day Chocolates

Buried in all the hustle and bustle of a modern Asian urban center, Tokyo also has a deeply romantic streak. This softer-side is especially apparent on Valentine’s Day when women traditionally purchase chocolates for the men in their lives, including lovers, colleagues, and friends. (Some stores even promote special jibun-choko, or “chocolate for yourself” on Valentine’s Day to make sure no one is left out of the celebration.) No matter the relationship, zChocolat has the perfect romantic gift guaranteed to help make your recipient feel special. Featuring recipes from Master Chocolatier Pascal Caffet and strikingly flavorful single-origin cocoas, every zChocolat creation brings the best flavors of France to your recipient’s doorstep within three business days. Exciting customization options, like the ability to include a photo or name engraved on the box, add a personalized wax seal over the chocolates, or even secure the entire gift with a heart-shaped combination lock, add additional layers of interest and meaning to these already stunning selections. Impossibly creamy white chocolates and tender almond-studded nougats also make particularly appropriate gifts for men hoping to reciprocate with something special on White Day one month later.

Luxury chocolate gifts delivered in Tokyo

zChocolat, world leader in luxury chocolate gift giving and Pascal Caffet, World Champion Chocolatier have been delivering their high-quality and premium French chocolates in Tokyo, Japan since November 1st 1999 and have always made a grand and lasting impression with gift recipients in Tokyo. Whether you are shipping to Shinjuku, Asakusa, Ginza, Harajuku or any of the suburbs, zChocolat delivers high-end & exclusive French chocolates within 3 business days and in perfect conditions.

Stand Out in the Crowd

It’s impossible to miss the Tokyo Skytree. At 634 meters, the broadcasting tower is Guinness-certified as the tallest in the world and acts as the primary radio and television broadcast location for the region. It’s also home to multiple observation decks and upscale shops, making it a major tourist destination. Originally planned to be only 610 meters tall, an additional 24 meters were added during construction once rumors circulated that Guangzhou, China was also planning a broadcast tower of similar heights. This determination to stand-out captures the drive and emphasis that help define Tokyo a characteristic zChocolat is proud to share. Widely regarded as the world’s best chocolate, zChocolat uses only carefully-sourced, all-natural ingredients and time-honored techniques to deliver gourmets gifts of uncompromising excellence.

Corporate Gifts Delivered to Tokyo

With 51 companies included in the Fortune Global 500 and a total GDP of over 2 trillion dollars, the greater Tokyo metro area is considered one of the largest economies in the world. Items from zChocolat’s sophisticated business gift collection have helped many Tokyo-based brands distinguish themselves in such a crowded market. Readily customized with a client’s name or a company logo, each box is filled with premium chocolate assortments handcrafted in southern France, making them unmatchable ways to promote your company’s unique style with a touch of unmistakable French panache.

LAURENCE CHASSANY
THE GO-GETTER

Laurence runs our Customer Service team. We call her Winston Churchill, she never stops and never gives up. She is careful, diligent, assiduous and persevering in making absolutely certain that you are beyond satisfied but rather speechless with the excellence of your zChocolat customer service experience. Our Trustpilot 4.9/5 customer rating is a gift she watches closely shall anyone miss the mark > which is why 97% of our packages are delivered on time.

Tokyo, formerly Edo is the capital of Japan. It is the largest city in Japan, with more than 13,622,267 intramural inhabitants in 2016 and 42,794,714 in the agglomeration, and forms the world's most populous urban area. Located on the east coast of the main island of the Japanese archipelago, Honsh? Tokyo is one of Japan's 47 prefectures. The main political centre of the archipelago since the seventeenth century, the city has been home to most of the country's institutions: the residence of the emperor of Japan, the Prime Minister, the seat of the Diet (the Japanese parliament), the Cabinet, the ministries that constitute it and all foreign embassies.

And who knows, you may also come across salary-men with a hangover after a dinner party with friends or colleagues. They will probably sleep somewhere else than at home, in a Capsule Hotel for example... In this crowded city, how is urban planning organised? Well, that's a delicate question! At first under the name of Edo, the capital of Japan was prosperous and many traditional Japanese houses were built. And as economic development helped, over the years, typical Japanese houses were replaced by higher and higher buildings. Farewell to houses with paper doors and small garden, and hello concrete and modernity.

Often criticized, Tokyo's urban planning policy has led to what it is today: a mixture of ancient and ultra-modern, like most of the world's major cities... To get around, Tokyo's public transport network (including the famous Yamanote Line) is dense and well organized. Fortunately, the magic of this megapole is preserved by an interesting sense of design and also by typical Japanese surprises that charm the eye. Thus we find a small temple (or rather an altar) shintoist between 2 buildings at the bend of an alley of Akihabara.

Articulated around its main districts such as Harajuku, Shibuya, Akihabara, Ginza, Ikebukuro, Shinjuku, but also its lesser-known but densely populated districts such as Adachi, Edogawa, Nerima, Ota, or Setagaya, the city of Tokyo is nevertheless astonishing at all times.
The avant-garde megalopolis stretches like a nebula. But more than a city, Tokyo is a fascinating juxtaposition of heterogeneous neighborhoods. Skyscrapers, illuminated signs, temples and traditional shrines: the trip to Tokyo opens the doors of a city with many facets.

Furiously contemporary, Tokyo, formerly Edo, is undergoing a meteoric transformation. In this metropolis, the present is like the past and flirts constantly with the future.

Travel to a city in perpetual motion

The city ignores linear narrative. It reinvents itself every day, decomposes and reconstructs itself. Twice stripped of the map, twice burned, first by Kanto's tremor in 1923, then by the carpets of incendiary bombs of the American army in March 1945, Tokyo was reborn from its ashes at the price of a heavy price. "It's not a city, it's a cluster of cities." Marguerite Yourcenar
Its urban landscape fascinates and disconcerts. The builders love it. Everyone does what they like and always finds their happiness. A visit to the museum, a beautiful escape in a park or garden, a gourmet descent into the basement of a department store, a stroll through the streets with an ever more innovative contemporary architecture, the discovery of a Shintô sanctuary (original religion of Japan) or a Buddhist temple, the spectacle of a hieratic nô or a sumo tournament... tourism in Tokyo seems boundless.
Visiting Tokyo is intense and each neighbourhood has its own style and uses. Shinjuku, Ginza, Asakusa, Shibuya, Odaiba or the electronic district Akihabara tell a plural and universal story, the story of the impermanence of things. Here, a natural note always blends in with modern life, a special feature of the Tokyo trip that surprises many travelers. An old willow keeps an alley full of electric wires. Cherry trees are the first to announce the coming of spring. Crazy weeds take refuge in the cracks of a building. The sea spray reminds us that Tokyo, the "Capital of the East", is a port city in the Pacific Ocean. Tsukiji, the world's largest fish market, bears witness to this.
At night, the Tokyoites forget about stress. From bars to restaurants, from jazz clubs to nightclubs, everyone is allowed, according to their desires, to continue the adventure until the last metro and even, for the inveterate night owls, until the end of the night, when finally the crows don't croak anymore.

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Chocolate Gift Delivery in tokyo

97% of packages delivered on time

Shipping Rates & Timing in Tokyo

A Culinary Capital

Valentine’s Day Chocolates

Luxury chocolate gifts delivered in Tokyo

Refined gifts, exclusive and tailor-made

Pascal Caffet

Summer packaging

zChocolat in Tokyo

Stand Out in the Crowd

Corporate Gifts Delivered to Tokyo

LAURENCE CHASSANY
THE GO-GETTER

Travel to a city in perpetual motion

This product has been successfully added to your shopping cart.

A Culinary Capital

Valentine’s Day Chocolates

Luxury chocolate gifts delivered in Tokyo

Refined gifts, exclusive and tailor-made

Pascal Caffet

Summer packaging

zChocolat in Tokyo

Stand Out in the Crowd

Corporate Gifts Delivered to Tokyo

LAURENCE CHASSANYTHE GO-GETTER

Travel to a city in perpetual motion

LAURENCE CHASSANY
THE GO-GETTER