Tokyo's top dessert souvenir brand YOKU MOKU has landed in Tainan! YOKU MOKU
Auto-TranslationTokyo's premium dessert brand YOKU MOKU has officially opened its sixth store in Taiwan at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Tainan Xintiandi. Recently, Tainan's son-in-law, AKIRA Kurozawa Ryohei, was invited to serve as the ribbon-cutting ambassador and pop-up store manager, spreading the delightful flavors of YOKU MOKU and adding sweetness to Tainan!
AKIRA has a deep connection with YOKU MOKU. He and Shilin Lin registered their marriage on June 6, 2019, and celebrated a grand wedding in Tainan on November 17. They chose YOKU MOKU's wedding cake set "Mu He Cang Bao" to share their joy with family and friends. Just a few days later, the couple celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary in Tainan. In honor of their wooden anniversary, Chairman Lin of the Taiwan distributor, Fuhao Co., Ltd., presented a special gift—a customized YOKU MOKU treasure box made of cypress wood. This symbolizes that marriage is as sturdy and stable as wood, with the bond between the couple deeply rooted like trees. The treasure box is engraved with "Ryohei & Shilin Happy 5th Anniversary," and inside is the classic star product, "Cigar Egg Rolls," representing that every bite of YOKU MOKU brings the taste of happiness, sweet as ever!
YOKU MOKU was introduced to Taiwan by Fuhao Co., Ltd. in 2011, opening its first overseas image store. Over the past 13 years, it has operated five stores in Taipei and Taichung, and the sixth YOKU MOKU store marks its debut across the Zhuoshui River in Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Tainan Xintiandi in November 2024. YOKU MOKU focuses on premium souvenirs, wedding cakes, and month-old gifts, dedicated to providing high-quality products, Japanese service, and an exceptional consumer experience. The brand aims to offer Taiwanese consumers a high level of gourmet taste and gifting culture. The Tianmu flagship store, with a similar atmosphere to the Aoyama flagship, reveals an elegant quality under lush greenery, adhering to top-tier Japanese service that makes one feel transported to Japan.
AKIRA has a deep connection with YOKU MOKU. He and Shilin Lin registered their marriage on June 6, 2019, and celebrated a grand wedding in Tainan on November 17. They chose YOKU MOKU's wedding cake set "Mu He Cang Bao" to share their joy with family and friends. Just a few days later, the couple celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary in Tainan. In honor of their wooden anniversary, Chairman Lin of the Taiwan distributor, Fuhao Co., Ltd., presented a special gift—a customized YOKU MOKU treasure box made of cypress wood. This symbolizes that marriage is as sturdy and stable as wood, with the bond between the couple deeply rooted like trees. The treasure box is engraved with "Ryohei & Shilin Happy 5th Anniversary," and inside is the classic star product, "Cigar Egg Rolls," representing that every bite of YOKU MOKU brings the taste of happiness, sweet as ever!
YOKU MOKU was introduced to Taiwan by Fuhao Co., Ltd. in 2011, opening its first overseas image store. Over the past 13 years, it has operated five stores in Taipei and Taichung, and the sixth YOKU MOKU store marks its debut across the Zhuoshui River in Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Tainan Xintiandi in November 2024. YOKU MOKU focuses on premium souvenirs, wedding cakes, and month-old gifts, dedicated to providing high-quality products, Japanese service, and an exceptional consumer experience. The brand aims to offer Taiwanese consumers a high level of gourmet taste and gifting culture. The Tianmu flagship store, with a similar atmosphere to the Aoyama flagship, reveals an elegant quality under lush greenery, adhering to top-tier Japanese service that makes one feel transported to Japan.
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