Kobe Airport Terminal 2 Duty-Free: Souvenirs & Snacks 2026

What's available for sale at Osaka Kobe Airport Duty-Free?

Let's go through the souvenir shopping list!

I'll organize information on the snacks and their prices.

There are just two souvenir shops at Kobe Airport duty-free.

Kobe Airport is super tiny 😂

Worried you might miss your flight while duty-free shopping?

No need to worry at all...

There are only a few gates, and the souvenir shops are right in front of them.

❗ Kobe Airport Terminal 1 handles domestic flights, while Terminal 2 is for international flights.

If you're planning to eat, it's best to do so at Terminal 1 beforehand.

Terminal 1's second floor has souvenir shops and a FamilyMart,

and the third floor has a restaurant area,

making it quite a bit larger than Terminal 2.

1. Kobe Exclusive Souvenirs

Kobe Port Tower Shaped Chocolate 800엔

Inside the duty-free area of Kobe Airport Terminal 2,

they actually sell a surprising number of Kobe-exclusive souvenirs.

Kobe Pudding Cookies 650엔~1000엔

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Kobe Pudding seems to be quite famous (though I'm not sure why),

and there are even Kobe Pudding Cookies?

I was really curious about their taste.

Pokémon Nuts Cookies 1,300~1,950엔

Japan often sells quite a few limited-edition items at each airport,

and these Pokémon Nuts Cookies are said to be Kobe Airport exclusives.

With cashews and almonds packed into the cookies,

they looked incredibly nutty and delicious.

Baked Tiramisu 1,100엔

This Baked Tiramisu is also a Kobe souvenir,

with a look similar to castella or madeleines.

I'm curious about the taste, as I can't quite imagine it!

Kobe Pudding (1 piece) 300엔

Since Kobe Pudding is famous, there were many pudding products.

The pudding on the right, in particular, seems to be the most famous.

It's designed so you can pour caramel syrup over the custard pudding,

and a great advantage is that it can be stored at room temperature,

giving it a fairly long shelf life!

I bought two of these and tried them, and they were quite good.

The price is also reasonable, so it's great to buy several.

2. Osaka Shopping List

Besides Kobe-exclusive items, I also saw many snacks typically found at Kansai Airport

or other general Japanese airports.

Tokyo Banana 1,300엔~1,950엔

Sugar Butter Tree Sand 834엔~1,250엔

Tokyo Banana was only available in its standard version, without the Doraemon or Pokémon editions.

Sugar Butter Tree Sand has a taste somewhat similar to a Tongki snack, but it has condensed milk butter sandwiched inside.

Hiyoko (Chick) Manju 1,550엔

Shiroi Koibito (18 pieces) 1,590 yen

You can find Hiyoko Manju, an iconic Osaka souvenir,

and Shiroi Koibito here too.

Shiroi Koibito comes in various sizes, starting from 16-piece boxes,

all the way up to tin case versions, which is great.

Even though it's a taste I'm very familiar with now,

it's always a delicious, premium shortbread cookie with that delightful white chocolate!

Dotonbori Cheese Cookies 800 yen

Royce' Nama Chocolate 1,125 yen

There's even a dedicated Royce' corner, so you can find Royce' Nama Chocolate,

cookies, and chocolate potato chips.

Compared to the generally higher prices elsewhere, the relatively affordable

Osaka souvenir snacks make this a great place to stock up!

Chocolate Pretzels 700 yen

These chocolate pretzels are coated with both white and milk chocolate,

and they were selling these chocolate pretzel snacks.

They look absolutely delicious, and what's more, the price is reasonable!

Kobe Airport Duty-Free also stocks a decent variety of sake,

so if you're thinking of gifting some alcoholic beverages,

it might be a good idea to purchase them here.

3. Kobe Airport Duty-Free Drugstore

For your information, within Kobe Airport Duty-Free, you'll find Kokuin Welcia.

The Kokumin Welcia drugstore has also set up shop here.

If you didn't quite finish all your shopping at Don Quijote or other drugstores in the city,

you can pick up any cosmetics or medicines you need here.

While there isn't a convenience store in the duty-free area of Terminal 2,

the drugstore conveniently sells simple sandwiches

and pastries, so you can grab a quick snack here.

Besides ready-to-eat items like sandwiches and bakery treats,

they also sell a wide variety of packaged snacks!

Meiji Takenoko no Sato (Bamboo Shoot Village) Snacks 260 yen

Alfort Chocolate 180 yen

Beyond that, you'll find character goods like Snoopy and Nintendo plush keychains,

Star Coffee pouches, and more.

There are quite a few character merchandise items, so if you have some time before your flight,

it's certainly fun to browse around.

Biore UV Sunscreen 880 yen

Rice Mask Pack 650 yen

Soy Milk Cleansing Foam 700 yen

You'll also find popular Don Quijote shopping list items like Biore Sunscreen,

various mask packs, and different types of cleansing foams.

Sometimes, even if you've already shopped in the city, you might have a moment of regret, wishing you'd bought just one more thing, haha.

But the duty-free area gives you that last opportunity, which is fantastic!

Plus, liquid items can add a lot of weight to your luggage,

but if you buy them at duty-free, they aren't counted towards your baggage allowance,

which is a pretty big advantage.

Kobe Airport Terminal 2 may be a petite terminal, with just two souvenir shops and one drugstore,

There are quite a few gacha machines tucked away in a corner.

While it's true there aren't as many gacha varieties to choose from

compared to Osaka city, especially Tokyo,

it looked like a pretty good way to use up any leftover coins!

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So, I've put together a shopping list of souvenirs worth buying

at Kobe Airport's duty-free shop.

(Just a heads-up, there's only one restaurant in the Terminal 2 duty-free area,

and it's a cafe/restaurant, so it's not super big.)

I hope this was helpful for those departing from Kobe Airport,

and please leave a comment if you have any more questions!

I'll also be posting soon about how to get from Kobe Airport to the city center.😊

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