The unique chocolates featured in this article are produced in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. This area is not only home to The Yahata Steel Works World Heritage site but is also known as "a city of craft and manufacturing." The pastry shop "GRAN DA ZUR" is located in the southern part of Kokura and is known for producing creative, intricate chocolates made with a 3D printed mold. Their most popular chocolates bring to mind the phrase the "iron city!" That's right... We are talking about the "NEJI CHOCO"! A "bolt and nut" set comes in each packet. You can even screw the bolt through the nut just like real hardware!

This chocolate has been created to resemble Kokura Castle, Kitakyushu City. "Castle Choco" does a great job recreating Kokura Castle's grandeur... It looks just like the real thing! The chocolate has a hint of bitterness that leaves you wanting more!

Last but not least... The toilet bowl-shaped "TOILETTE CHOCOLAT!" This design draws inspiration from one of the world's largest toilet manufacturers "TOTO," which was established in Kitakyushu City! Surely a bite-sized toilet-shaped white chocolate will catch your attention!

These realistic chocolates are all made of couverture chocolate! The quality is incredibly high in terms of both appearance and taste, so be sure to pick some up when you next visit Kitakyushu!