Ginbis Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; President: Shuji Miyamoto) will release "Tabekko Aquarium Salty White Miyakojima Salt," a product combining "Tabekko Aquarium White" with Miyakojima-produced salt, in limited quantities at NewDays stores holding a Kyushu-Okinawa Fair starting February 17th (Tuesday).
About Tabekko Aquarium Salty White Miyakojima Salt
"Tabekko Aquarium Salty White Miyakojima Salt" is a sweet and salty snack that combines white chocolate-soaked biscuits with Miyakojima-produced salt.
By using Miyakojima-produced salt, the mild umami of the salt spreads throughout your mouth while you can also taste the gentle sweetness of the white chocolate-soaked biscuits, making it a snack that tempts you to take another bite.
Additionally, with the desire for the whole family to enjoy a delicious and healthy snack, it's made with "no eggs and contains calcium," making it a body-conscious treat.
This time, it will be sold in limited quantities at NewDays stores holding the Kyushu-Okinawa Fair starting February 17th (Tuesday).
Product Information
Tabekko Aquarium Salty White Miyakojima Salt
Release Date: February 17th, 2026 (Tuesday)
Price: ¥150 (before tax)
Contents: 38g
※Limited quantity sale at NewDays stores nationwide
※Not available at all stores.
Sales will end once the product sells out.

About Tabekko Aquarium
"Tabekko Aquarium" features biscuits shaped like 47 types of sea creatures, made using impregnation technology that soaks chocolate throughout the biscuit. Sales began in 2007. By employing "impregnation technology," you can enjoy the crispy texture of the biscuit and the melt-in-your-mouth chocolate simultaneously. The chocolate doesn't stick to your hands easily, allowing you to enjoy it deliciously even during summer.
Like "Tabekko Dobutsu" (Animal Biscuits), the back of the package features the names of sea creatures in both Japanese and English, making it a "communication biscuit" that allows you to learn while enjoying delicious treats.

Brand Site: https://ginbis.co.jp/product/tabekkodobutsu/