Easter Sunday falls on April 5 this year, and bakeries across Tokyo are marking the occasion with their own seasonal treats. While egg hunts are still rare in Japan, the city’s patisseries have fully embraced the holiday’s cutest mascot: the Easter bunny. From bunny-shaped cakes to pastel macarons and chocolate eggs, here are some of the best Easter treats to find in Tokyo in 2026.

The Capitol Hotel Pastry Boutique Origami

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Stop by The Pastry Boutique Origami on the third floor of the Capitol Hotel to get into the Easter spirit with adorable Easter eggs with playful animals and Egg-shaped cookies in Spring pastels. You can reserve or pre-order these sweets on the official website.

Easter Egg ¥2,376 
Easter Egg Cookies ¥604

March 20 – April 5
11 am – 7 pm
2-10-3 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku

See the official website for more information

Fiorentina Pastry Boutique, Grand Hyatt Tokyo

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Grand Hyatt Tokyo’s Fiorentina Pastry Boutique presents an entire farmyard of festive treats to fill your easter basket. The collection includes the Easter bunny and chick-shaped macarons, Easter icing cookies, year of the horse chocolate, Easter bunny anpan and a range of Easter chicken chocolate eggs.

Prices vary from ¥350 to ¥4,400

March 20 – April 5
11am – 9pm
6-10-3 Roppongi, Minato-ku 

See the official website for more information

Check out our guide to the restaurants at Grand Hyatt Tokyo

Palace Hotel 

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Head over to the prestigious Marunouchi neighborhood of Tokyo where the Palace Hotel’s Sweets & Deli Shop is selling sculpture-like chocolate eggs. Coming in white, milk and dark chocolate, they are almost too beautiful to eat. But when you do, you’ll find a handful of crunchy, chocolate-covered almonds inside. 

Chocolat de Pâques ¥4,500 each

March 15 – April 5
10:30am – 7pm
1-1-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku

See the official website for more information

The Boutique by Shangri-la 

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Shangri-la is debuting traditional designs for its Easter treats this year. Their Easter eggs and bunny take on traditional embellishments, filled with konpeito (Japanese sugar candy) for a tasteful crunch. The Easter cookies is lined with coconut shaving. You can decide on whether you want the bunny shaped cookie, filled with a tart raspberry jam, or the chick shaped cookie, filled with a refreshing orange jam. Buy your treats in Shangri-la’s Boutique Shop in Marunouchi or on the online store.

Easter Egg ¥5,000
Easter Bunny ¥5,000
Easter Cookie (Bunny/Chick) ¥1,000

March 15 – April 5
10:30am – 6:30pm
1-8-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku

See the official website for more information

The Boutique by Shangri-la also has a selection of Sakura sweets, limited for the Spring Season: Sakura Sweets Collection

Naka Dori Café Peninsula Hotel

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Visit the Peninsula Hotel for a themed pastry decorating experience made especially for kids. Located in the hotel’s Naka Dori Café, families will receive a decorating kit animal-shaped eggs to place on top of a buttercream cake base. Pastry chefs will guide families through the fun decorating class and at the end, your kids get to bring their creations home. Book the class in advance on their official website.

¥6,000 Per Child

April 4 and 5
Sessions start at 2 pm
1-8-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku (Marunouchi Nakadori Avenue’s entrance)

See the official website for more information