Everyone loves sweets or treats. There are even those who enjoy them on a daily basis and find it practically impossible to live without them. After all, few things in this world are delicious, colorful, and sweet… But these Japanese sweets have a special touch of charm.
On more than one occasion the Japanese have surprised us with things that seem impossible. These treats are very expertly made. We could practically classify them as edible sculptures. The problem would be to know if they taste good, because it’s hard to take courage to eat these beautiful things just to taste them.
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Cake drop of water.
They say it has a jelly-like consistency, but its creators claim that this is a cake. In addition, it is known for being a delicious and refreshing product. The only downside is that it must be consumed within a maximum of 30 minutes. After that time, it becomes a drummer.
Sweet cats trying to get fish out of a jelly.
More artistic candy popsicles.
Donuts decorated with extremely cute designs.
Multiple jelly designs with flowers inside.
A cat-shaped marshmallow floating in the café.
Ice cream in the shape of a rose – or is it ice cream roses? O.O
Macaroon with various characters from the anime.
A cake crammed with cats.
Buns in the shape of a rabbit.
Sugar bears resting in drink.
Fortune cookie.
A tangerine-shaped treat.
Small jelly feline legs.
Totoro Tarts.
Gelatin goldfish.
Chocolate-covered strawberries with green tea.
Various cookies.
A parfait with motifs of cats and other animals.
Bear-shaped cookies holding an almond.
A flan in the shape of a small porcupine.
Artistic sweets.
Sugar cats sleeping under a fondant table.
Gelatin crystals.
Sweet cherry blossom.
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