Nutella in Japan

Do you know where you can buy Nutella in Japan?

Costco should have it at least.

It is pretty easy to find online, but you can also sometimes find it at international food stores.

http://www.amazon.co.jp/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?__mk_ja_JP=%83J%83%5E%83J%83i...
http://search.rakuten.co.jp/search/mall/nutella/-/
http://www.fbcusa.com/cs/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result&se...

While it's not rare at least it is not common for supermarkets to have Nutella. However, some normal supermarkets have Nutella, though the price is very expensive as compared to all other places in the world I've found this stuff :)

I've never seen Nutella in any supermarkets, during the last travel I brought it from home :-D

In Tokyo at least, international food stores like Kaldi and Seijo Ishii usually have it.

Can't say I've seen it at my local Costco (but their stock differs from store to store), but I have seen it at Kaldi and Marche.

They definitely have it in stock at COSTCO, but if you can't go there, you can easily find one at the International Coffee stores inside malls like AEON mall. Any big mall should have an international coffee store (KALDI FARM) that stocks international goods.

sweetboa-

Which costco did you find it at? As mentioned the stock varies from store to store so you should mention where you found it.

Just came from Costco Yawata where they had it.

You can also buy it online.

Seijo Ishii.
I bought one at Seijo Ishii.

I just found that Aeon mall markets (JUSCO) also carries the product near the Jam section (which tends to be next to the bakery section). To answer the other guy's question, the Costco right above Yokota Air Base carries the nutella.

Just noticed the Costco in Maebashi now has it. I forgot the exact price but I think it was about 680 yen for a medium sized jar.

I am sure you can find Nutella in LOFT-stores, but how already mentioned - pretty pricy!

I often buy Nutella here in Tokyo at Inageya Supermarkets. Around 400 yen...

I've seen it several times in Mon Marche in Amagasaki.