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LeTAO was founded in 1998 (Heisei 10) in a prime location facing Marchen Crossroads, with the theme of "Northern Sweets Manner - Delivering sweets rooted in the northern land to the whole country." Its official name is "Otaru Western Confectionery Shop LeTAO."

It has become so famous nationwide that there is no one who doesn't know its name, and it is one of the must-see attractions when you come to Otaru.

Currently, there are six stores with different concepts in Otaru city, each stocking a wide variety of limited edition products and exquisite sweets. It was the milky and smooth cheesecake "Double Fromage" that made LeTAO famous nationwide. It became a huge hit nationwide after being featured on a television program in 2005 (Heisei 17). Now, when people think of Otaru sweets, they think of LeTAO.

Facility name: Otaru Western Confectionery Shop LeTAO

Address: 7-16 Sakaimachi, Otaru City, Hokkaido, 047-0027

phone
0120-468-825

Opening hours
9:00-17:00

Closed days <br>Open everyday

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Facility name : LeTAO Canal Plaza Store

Address: 2-1-20 Ironai, Otaru City, Hokkaido 047-0031

phone
0120-314-521

Opening hours
10:00-22:00

Closed days <br>Open everyday

Home page
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This shop, renovated from the "Old Otaru Warehouse Main Building," said to be the oldest commercial warehouse in Hokkaido in the Otaru North Canal area, develops and sells original products that convey the charm of Otaru. The shop tells the story of Otaru's prosperity during the Hokkaido pioneering era and the history of the Kitamae ships, and displays and sells processed seafood and agricultural products from ports of call and Hokkaido, as well as original products by artisans and artists with ties to Otaru.