Where to Find Cremia Ice Cream in Japan: 2026 Locations

Looking for Cremia ice cream in Japan? Discover verified locations, nearest stations, flavours, prices, opening hours, and an interactive map.

What is Cremia Ice Cream?

Cremia ice cream was developed to be a premium soft serve ice cream and has garnered many fans (including me). It consists of 25% Hokkaido fresh cream and 12.5% high milk fat, this unique mixture creates a full, rich flavour with a silky texture.

Instead of a traditional waffle cone, a thin crispy langue de chat cone is used adding to the premium experience.

Where to find Cremia Ice Cream?

Unfortunately, finding Cremia ice cream isn’t straight forward and easy – as there’s no official website listing the locations. Luckily for you, I’ve managed to find a few places serving this delectable dessert!

CaFe’ LA MILLE

This cosy cafe is conveniently situated near Shinjuku station and offers Cremia ice cream for takeaway and sitting down.

Ruby Cafe (Venus Fort)

If you’re exploring the Odaiba area, make sure to pop by Ruby Cafe in the VenusFort shopping centre. Not only do they serve 4 flavours of Cremia ice cream , they also sell Cremia Floats!

The cafe is located in the food court and a short walk from teamLab Borderless.

Funawa Nakamise Shop 3

Located along the bustling Nakamise Shopping Street leading up to Sensō-ji temple, this shop serves Cremia ice cream alongside traditional Japanese sweets such as mochi and dorayaki.

FaSoLa Cafe

If you’ve missed out on Cremia ice cream while in Tokyo, make sure to head to FaSoLa Cafe at Narita Airport Terminal 2 before you fly back home!

The cafe can be found in the middle of the corridor that connects the main Terminal 2 building with the Satellite building.

Excelsior Caffe at Narita Airport

Also at Narita Airport Terminal 2 is Excelsior Caffe, a Japanese coffee chain but only this store sells Cremia ice cream.

Kawaguchiko Music Forest Museum

Bonus location: for any travellers visiting Lake Kawaguchiko to see Mount Fuji, you can get your Cremia ice cream fix at the Kawaguchiko Music Forest Museum.

Locations submitted from readers

A few wonderful blog readers have submitted locations where they found cremia:

• Gundam Base Tokyo (inside the Aqua City Mall)
• 53-17, Sendagaya 3-Chōme Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan 151-0051
• Hibiya Saroh at Hibiya Park
• Kawaguchiko Herb Hall
• Jigoku Onsen Museum in Beppu

Let me know in the comments below, if you’ve tried Cremia ice cream and whether or not you liked it!

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FAQ

What is Cremia ice cream?

Cremia is a premium Japanese soft-serve ice cream created by NISSEI. It is made with 25% fresh Hokkaido cream and has a milk fat content of 12.5%, giving it a richer and smoother texture than most Japanese soft serves. 

Where can I find Cremia ice cream in Tokyo?

Cremia is sold by selected cafés, restaurants, tourist attractions, and shops across Tokyo. Because participating stores can change, check NISSEI’s official Cremia store locator before making a special trip. The official listing allows you to search by area or use a map. 

What is the easiest way to find Cremia near me in Japan?

Use the official Cremia store map or search Google Maps for “CREMIA” or the Japanese spelling “クレミア”. Confirm that the shop still serves it before travelling, as availability, flavours, and opening hours can change. 

How much does Cremia ice cream cost in Tokyo?

The price of Cremia varies by store, location, and flavour. Check the shop’s current menu before visiting, particularly at airports and tourist attractions where prices may differ.

What makes Cremia different from ordinary soft serve?

Cremia contains more fresh cream and milk fat than typical soft serve, creating a dense, silky texture and rich milk flavour. It is also served in a crisp langue de chat biscuit cone rather than a traditional wafer or waffle cone. 

What is a langue de chat cone?

A langue de chat cone is made from a thin, crisp, buttery biscuit similar to a French langue de chat cookie. Its light texture and buttery flavour are designed to complement Cremia’s rich soft serve. 

What Cremia flavours are available?

The official Cremia range includes the original milk flavour, Cremia the Matcha, and Cremia the Chocolat. Not every shop offers every flavour, so check with the individual store before visiting. 

Is Cremia ice cream gluten-free?

No. The original soft-serve mix contains milk, while the langue de chat cone contains wheat, egg, and milk. People with allergies should also ask the individual shop about preparation and possible cross-contamination. 

Is Cremia vegan or dairy-free?

No. Original Cremia is made using Hokkaido dairy ingredients and contains milk. Its high fresh-cream and milk-fat content are central to its flavour and texture. 

How many calories are in a Cremia cone?

A standard serving of original Cremia contains approximately 291 calories. NISSEI lists the 95-gram soft-serve portion as 200 calories and the langue de chat cone as 91 calories. Individual servings may vary. 

Can I find Cremia outside Tokyo?

Yes. Cremia is available at participating stores throughout Japan. The official locator includes shops across Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, Chubu, Kansai, Chugoku, Shikoku, Kyushu, and Okinawa. 

Is Cremia ice cream worth trying?

Cremia is worth trying if you enjoy rich, milk-forward desserts. The combination of silky soft serve and a buttery biscuit cone makes it noticeably different from conventional Japanese soft cream. This is also a good place to add two or three sentences describing your personal experience, which will make the answer more original and credible.