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【ICHIBIKO×LAWSON】18 strawberry products supervised by Ichibiko to go on sale at LAWSON stores nationwide

2024.01.12

Eighteen LAWSON strawberry products supervised by Ichibiko, a strawberry sweets specialty store, have been on sale at LAWSON stores nationwide (excluding LAWSON STORE100) since January 9, 2024.

In addition to the sweets, cooked breads, and bakery items from last year’s collaboration, this year’s fourth round of the collaboration will include new ice cream, Chinese steamed buns, chilled beverages, and snacks.

ICHIBIKO Ichibiko strawberry milk 190g (248 yen including tax)

Strawberry milk is now available from Lawson! You can enjoy the gentle milk and sweet and sour taste of strawberries.

Uchi Café×ICHIBIKO Strawberry Milk Waffle Cones" 300 yen (tax included)

The combination of white milk ice cream and pink strawberry ice cream is a cute two-color ice cream. The “strawberry ice cream” offers the sweetness and aroma of strawberries, while the “milk ice cream” has just the right amount of sweetness.

ICHIBIKO Strawberry milk bun" 180 yen (tax included)

The strawberry sauce with warm pulp comes out from inside the pure white product, creating a new sensation of enjoying “warm strawberries”. The milk cream filling adds a mildness.

6 Cooked Breads & Bakery Items

Bakery & Strawberry Sandwich with a combination of red and white strawberries. The sweet and sour taste is perfect for breakfast or a light meal.

4 sweets

This year, too, there is a tempting array of sweets.

What is "ICHIBIKO"?

ICHIBIKO is a strawberry sweets specialty store “of strawberry, by strawberry lovers, for strawberry lovers. We select the best strawberries for our sweets and baked goods, and make them into the best sweets. We deliver a sweet, happy, and delicious strawberry experience that will bring smiles to the faces of children and adults alike.

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