Limited-Quantity ROYCE’ New Potato Chip Chocolate Set — Hokkaido ¥15,500

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Limited-Quantity ROYCE' New Potato Chip Chocolate Set — Hokkaido ¥15,500 Food

Only a limited run of ROYCE’ Potato Chip Chocolate New Potato Set is available through Tobetsu Town’s hometown tax donation gifts in Hokkaido.

The set becomes available from September 17, 2026, and includes seasonal chips made with new potatoes from Tobetsu, the town where ROYCE’ operates its chocolate production base.

The three-piece set contains two New Potato packages and one Original Potato Chip Chocolate package for a donation amount of ¥15,500 (tax included). Other ROYCE’ gift choices include a four-item Popular Sweets Assortment for ¥18,500 (tax included), a sweets set with paired facility admission for ¥7,200, and an Ishigaki salt chocolate set for ¥10,000 (tax included).

About the ROYCE’ New Potato Chip Chocolate Set

Limited-Quantity ROYCE' New Potato Chip Chocolate Set — Hokkaido ¥15,500

The seasonal New Potato flavor pairs the crisp, salty texture of potato chips with sweet chocolate. ROYCE’ uses a chocolate coating with a slightly lighter cocoa profile on one side of the chips, allowing the flavor of the freshly harvested potatoes to stand out.

Limited-Quantity ROYCE' New Potato Chip Chocolate Set — Hokkaido ¥15,500
Limited-Quantity ROYCE' New Potato Chip Chocolate Set — Hokkaido ¥15,500
Limited-Quantity ROYCE' New Potato Chip Chocolate Set — Hokkaido ¥15,500

Highlights

  • Limited-quantity Tobetsu Town gift featuring two New Potato packages and one Original package.
  • Donation amount: ¥15,500 (tax included).
  • Popular Sweets Assortment (A): four items for ¥18,500 (tax included), with two items varying by season and availability.
  • ROYCE’ Cocoa and Chocolate Town paired-admission sweets set: ¥7,200.
  • ROYCE’ Ishigaki Island Popular Sweets Set: ¥10,000 (tax included), featuring two products made with Ishigaki salt.

Product & Availability

ItemDetails
NameROYCE’ Potato Chip Chocolate New Potato Set
Menu / itemsPotato Chip Chocolate New Potato × 2; Potato Chip Chocolate Original × 1; ROYCE’ Popular Sweets Assortment (A), four items; ROYCE’ Cocoa and Chocolate Town paired-admission sweets set; ROYCE’ Ishigaki Island Potato Chip Chocolate Ishigaki Salt × 1; ROYCE’ Ishigaki Island Ishigaki Salt Chocolate × 2
PeriodFrom September 17, 2026; limited quantity for the New Potato set
Release dateSeptember 17, 2026
LocationTobetsu Town, Hokkaido, and Ishigaki City, Okinawa, through hometown tax donation programs
PriceNew Potato Set: ¥15,500 (tax included); Popular Sweets Assortment (A): ¥18,500 (tax included); Cocoa and Chocolate Town paired-admission sweets set: ¥7,200; Ishigaki Island Popular Sweets Set: ¥10,000 (tax included)
Official websiteROYCE’ official online shop; ROYCE’ Ishigaki Island brand site

Before you buy

When can I get the ROYCE’ New Potato Chip Chocolate Set?
The set is available from September 17, 2026, as a limited-quantity hometown tax donation gift from Tobetsu Town.
How much is the ROYCE’ New Potato Chip Chocolate Set?
The donation amount is ¥15,500 (tax included).
Where can I get ROYCE’ hometown tax donation gifts?
Details are available through the hometown tax donation portals that handle the products. The release also lists gifts from Tobetsu Town and Ishigaki City.

The Popular Sweets Assortment (A) includes ROYCE’ favorites such as Au Lait Nama Chocolate and Original Potato Chip Chocolate, while two additional items are selected according to the season. The contents cannot be chosen, and the assortment may include bitter sweets or products made with alcohol.

The ¥7,200 Cocoa and Chocolate Town set includes one paired admission ticket, valid for up to two people, plus Au Lait Nama Chocolate and Pure Chocolate Milk. The ticket is valid for one year from the shipping month, and no reservation is required for admission. The chocolate workshop fee is not included.

For a taste of ROYCE’ outside Hokkaido, the ¥10,000 (tax included) Ishigaki Island set combines Potato Chip Chocolate Ishigaki Salt with Ishigaki Salt Chocolate. Both products use Ishigaki salt, made exclusively from seawater around Ishigaki Island.

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