For a limited time, 50 varieties of "Palet Chocolat," the signature round chocolate bar from Japanese chocolate specialty store Bel Amer, will be available at the Valentine's Day event space. The project "Japanese Tableware and Palet Chocolat," which showcased 50 of these Palet Chocolat bars paired with 50 different tableware pieces from across Japan, concluded on January 19th. The official online shop will also be selling a "Palet Chocolat 50 Pieces" set containing all 50 varieties.
[Japanese Tableware and Palet Chocolat]
Since its founding in 2003, Bel Amer has continued to create chocolates that are "suited to Japan" as a Japanese chocolate specialty store. We will be offering a total of 50 varieties of our brand's signature round chocolate, "Palet Chocolat," for the Valentine's Day period in 2021.
Since December 1, 2020, we have been introducing 50 combinations of our Palet Chocolat with carefully crafted tableware from all over Japan, one per day, on our official Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/belamer_official/). The project, "Japanese Tableware and Palet Chocolat," finally came to a close with the final image posted on January 19, 2021. To commemorate the completion of the project, we released all 50 visuals on January 20, 2021.
Just as we put our heart into making our chocolates, there are vessels made with love all over Japan. This project started with the desire to "support Japan" and "redistribute the appeal of Japanese craftsmanship once again," and we were able to reach a successful finale thanks to the support of all the participating artists, everyone who commented on the combinations, and many others.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude, and hope that Japanese craftsmanship, which is currently in a difficult environment due to the state of emergency declaration, will blossom again and continue to develop.
The first piece starts with Kiyomizu ware from Kyoto, and ends with a chocolate dish made by a chocolatier
The memorable first post for "Japanese Tableware and Palet Chocolat" is a combination of "Kyoto ware/Kiyomizu ware" by Mori Shunzan of Shunzan Kiln and Palet Chocolat "Matcha Milk Azuki". The project began on December 1st, when the autumn leaves in Kyoto were coming to an end, with a post combining gorgeously painted autumn leaves with matcha, a taste of Kyoto.
On December 25, 2020, with a wish for Christmas, we introduced a combination of Miyajima Osuna-yaki (sand-ware) from Taigendo, Yamane, Hiroshima Prefecture, and Palet Chocolat Blue Earl Grey. The Blue Earl Grey appears like a blue moon on a plate with a fantastical maple leaf pattern, featuring a white and blue hue.
For the New Year of 2021, we are featuring Edo Kiriko, a traditional craft representative of Tokyo, where Bel Amer began, and the chocolate parfait "Cacao Noir." During the shoot, the lighting reflected off the delicate cuts, creating a sparkle. "Wishing you a wonderful, shining year"
2021 starts with a photo filled with such thoughts.
On January 19, 2021, the final piece was a chocolate plate made by Bel Amer's executive chef, Kazuyuki Kosugi, and featured the Palet Chocolat "Mandian Noir", which the restaurant has been making since its founding. This combination, which truly conveys the "deliciousness and joy of chocolate," adorns the final piece of the project.
We are also running an Instagram campaign in which people post their photos with the hashtag #MyTablewareandPaletChocolat
In conjunction with the "Japanese Tableware and Palet Chocolat" project, we are also running a photo campaign on Instagram. Post a photo of Palet Chocolat paired with your favorite tableware with the hashtag #MyTablewareandPaletChocolat. Entry by the end of February 2021 will be selected by our staff to win a Bel Amer gift item.
One grand prize winner will receive all 50 varieties of Palet Chocolat.
Click here for more details about the campaign.
https://www.belamer.jp/information/8138/
A total of 50 varieties of Palet Chocolat will be available at the Valentine's event venue
Bel Amer's signature product, "Palet Chocolat." Normally 30 varieties are available, but for the Valentine's period there will be a total of 50 varieties. The round chocolate bar, approximately 6cm in diameter, represents the infinitely expanding world of chocolate and ingredients.
https://www.belamer.jp/item/palet-chocolat/
Palet Chocolat
Price including tax: 292 yen each (base price: 270 yen each)
"50 Palet Chocolat" with a booklet containing all 50 varieties is now on sale in the online shop
【50 Palet Chocolat】
The official Bel Amer online shop will sell a box containing all 50 varieties of Palet Chocolat.
It will come with a booklet introducing the 50 varieties of Palet Chocolat.
50 Palet Chocolat
Price including tax: 15,120 yen (base price: 14,000 yen)
https://www.belamer.jp/onlineshop/category/chocolat-collection/palet-chocolat-50/
【Palet Chocolat Selection】
In addition, Bel Amer's official online shop offers assorted Palet Chocolat boxes. Choose from boxes of 5 to 15 to suit your needs.
Palet Chocolat
5 pieces: Tax included: 1,728 yen (base price: 1,600 yen)
10 pieces: Tax included: 3,240 yen (base price: 3,000 yen)
12 pieces: Tax included: 3,780 yen (base price: 3,500 yen)
15 pieces: Tax included: 4,644 yen (base price: 4,300 yen)
https://www.belamer.jp/onlineshop/category/palet-chocolat-selection/
Chocolat BEL AMER
Bel Amer's goal is to create "chocolate that suits Japan." The aroma, melt-in-your-mouth flavor, and richness are the "life" of chocolate. Each chocolate is carefully handmade in a specialized chocolate atelier where humidity and temperature are strictly controlled.
◇Event venues selling Palais Chocolat 50◇
Salon du Chocolat Tokyo venue, Seibu Ikebukuro Main Store, Isetan Shinjuku, Isetan Tachikawa, JR Kyoto Isetan, Ginza Mitsukoshi, Nagoya Sakae Mitsukoshi, JR Nagoya Takashimaya, Shinjuku Takashimaya, Nihonbashi Takashimaya, Yokohama Takashimaya, Kyoto Takashimaya, Osaka Takashimaya, Odakyu Shinjuku, Hankyu Umeda Main Store, Hanshin Umeda Main Store, Abeno Harukas Kintetsu Main Store, Sogo Yokohama, Sogo Chiba, Iwataya Fukuoka Main Store, Fukuoka Mitsukoshi
*The start date of each event varies depending on the store. Please check the website of each department store for more details.
◇Online Shop◇
https://www.belamer.jp/onlineshop/
◇Media◇
Website: https://www.belamer.jp
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/belamer_official/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BelamerOfficial
Click here for company press release details
[Japanese Tableware and Palet Chocolat]
Since its founding in 2003, Bel Amer has continued to create chocolates that are "suited to Japan" as a Japanese chocolate specialty store. We will be offering a total of 50 varieties of our brand's signature round chocolate, "Palet Chocolat," for the Valentine's Day period in 2021.
Since December 1, 2020, we have been introducing 50 combinations of our Palet Chocolat with carefully crafted tableware from all over Japan, one per day, on our official Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/belamer_official/). The project, "Japanese Tableware and Palet Chocolat," finally came to a close with the final image posted on January 19, 2021. To commemorate the completion of the project, we released all 50 visuals on January 20, 2021.
Just as we put our heart into making our chocolates, there are vessels made with love all over Japan. This project started with the desire to "support Japan" and "redistribute the appeal of Japanese craftsmanship once again," and we were able to reach a successful finale thanks to the support of all the participating artists, everyone who commented on the combinations, and many others.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude, and hope that Japanese craftsmanship, which is currently in a difficult environment due to the state of emergency declaration, will blossom again and continue to develop.
The first piece starts with Kiyomizu ware from Kyoto, and ends with a chocolate dish made by a chocolatier
The memorable first post for "Japanese Tableware and Palet Chocolat" is a combination of "Kyoto ware/Kiyomizu ware" by Mori Shunzan of Shunzan Kiln and Palet Chocolat "Matcha Milk Azuki". The project began on December 1st, when the autumn leaves in Kyoto were coming to an end, with a post combining gorgeously painted autumn leaves with matcha, a taste of Kyoto.
On December 25, 2020, with a wish for Christmas, we introduced a combination of Miyajima Osuna-yaki (sand-ware) from Taigendo, Yamane, Hiroshima Prefecture, and Palet Chocolat Blue Earl Grey. The Blue Earl Grey appears like a blue moon on a plate with a fantastical maple leaf pattern, featuring a white and blue hue.
For the New Year of 2021, we are featuring Edo Kiriko, a traditional craft representative of Tokyo, where Bel Amer began, and the chocolate parfait "Cacao Noir." During the shoot, the lighting reflected off the delicate cuts, creating a sparkle. "Wishing you a wonderful, shining year"
2021 starts with a photo filled with such thoughts.
On January 19, 2021, the final piece was a chocolate plate made by Bel Amer's executive chef, Kazuyuki Kosugi, and featured the Palet Chocolat "Mandian Noir", which the restaurant has been making since its founding. This combination, which truly conveys the "deliciousness and joy of chocolate," adorns the final piece of the project.
We are also running an Instagram campaign in which people post their photos with the hashtag #MyTablewareandPaletChocolat
In conjunction with the "Japanese Tableware and Palet Chocolat" project, we are also running a photo campaign on Instagram. Post a photo of Palet Chocolat paired with your favorite tableware with the hashtag #MyTablewareandPaletChocolat. Entry by the end of February 2021 will be selected by our staff to win a Bel Amer gift item.
One grand prize winner will receive all 50 varieties of Palet Chocolat.
Click here for more details about the campaign.
https://www.belamer.jp/information/8138/
A total of 50 varieties of Palet Chocolat will be available at the Valentine's event venue
Bel Amer's signature product, "Palet Chocolat." Normally 30 varieties are available, but for the Valentine's period there will be a total of 50 varieties. The round chocolate bar, approximately 6cm in diameter, represents the infinitely expanding world of chocolate and ingredients.
https://www.belamer.jp/item/palet-chocolat/
Palet Chocolat
Price including tax: 292 yen each (base price: 270 yen each)
"50 Palet Chocolat" with a booklet containing all 50 varieties is now on sale in the online shop
【50 Palet Chocolat】
The official Bel Amer online shop will sell a box containing all 50 varieties of Palet Chocolat.
It will come with a booklet introducing the 50 varieties of Palet Chocolat.
50 Palet Chocolat
Price including tax: 15,120 yen (base price: 14,000 yen)
https://www.belamer.jp/onlineshop/category/chocolat-collection/palet-chocolat-50/
【Palet Chocolat Selection】
In addition, Bel Amer's official online shop offers assorted Palet Chocolat boxes. Choose from boxes of 5 to 15 to suit your needs.
Palet Chocolat
5 pieces: Tax included: 1,728 yen (base price: 1,600 yen)
10 pieces: Tax included: 3,240 yen (base price: 3,000 yen)
12 pieces: Tax included: 3,780 yen (base price: 3,500 yen)
15 pieces: Tax included: 4,644 yen (base price: 4,300 yen)
https://www.belamer.jp/onlineshop/category/palet-chocolat-selection/
Chocolat BEL AMER
Bel Amer's goal is to create "chocolate that suits Japan." The aroma, melt-in-your-mouth flavor, and richness are the "life" of chocolate. Each chocolate is carefully handmade in a specialized chocolate atelier where humidity and temperature are strictly controlled.
◇Event venues selling Palais Chocolat 50◇
Salon du Chocolat Tokyo venue, Seibu Ikebukuro Main Store, Isetan Shinjuku, Isetan Tachikawa, JR Kyoto Isetan, Ginza Mitsukoshi, Nagoya Sakae Mitsukoshi, JR Nagoya Takashimaya, Shinjuku Takashimaya, Nihonbashi Takashimaya, Yokohama Takashimaya, Kyoto Takashimaya, Osaka Takashimaya, Odakyu Shinjuku, Hankyu Umeda Main Store, Hanshin Umeda Main Store, Abeno Harukas Kintetsu Main Store, Sogo Yokohama, Sogo Chiba, Iwataya Fukuoka Main Store, Fukuoka Mitsukoshi
*The start date of each event varies depending on the store. Please check the website of each department store for more details.
◇Online Shop◇
https://www.belamer.jp/onlineshop/
◇Media◇
Website: https://www.belamer.jp
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/belamer_official/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BelamerOfficial
Click here for company press release details
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