Kamigami no Asobu Niwa is a colorful rusk confection created to commemorate the opening of Campana Rokkatei in 2010. The shop is located amid Rokkatei’s expansive grape fields in Furano, Hokkaido, and the sweet has since become a distinctive treat inspired by the region’s natural beauty.
The product’s evocative name means “The Garden Where the Gods Play.” It comes from Kamuy Mintara, an Ainu expression referring to the Daisetsuzan mountain range and its surrounding area. The name reflects the majestic landscapes of Hokkaido, where mountains, forests, and alpine scenery create a world of extraordinary beauty.
Each rusk is made from a crisp slice of bread approximately 5 millimeters thick and coated with Rokkatei’s specially prepared chocolate. The assortment features eight flavors: white chocolate, banana, caramel, mango, strawberry, raspberry, coffee, and bitter chocolate.
The colorful coatings are based on Rokkatei’s popular white chocolate, with natural colorings used to create their appealing range of hues. The result is a vibrant assortment that combines a delicate crunch with the rich taste of chocolate.
With its variety of flavors, bright colors, and connection to the landscapes and culture of Hokkaido, Kamigami no Asobu Niwa makes an attractive souvenir or gift. It is a delightful way to enjoy Rokkatei’s confectionery craftsmanship and take home a taste inspired by the natural wonders of the Daisetsuzan region.