■Located in the Janjan Yokocho near Tsutenkaku Tower, this baby castella shop offers interesting castella cakes that are designed to resemble Tsutenkaku Tower. I found out about this place on social media and decided to visit right away! ■Guragura Tsutenkaku - 500 yen (tax included) They skewer freshly baked castella on top of a Caplico stick to create a Tsutenkaku Tower lookalike. Please check the number of castella pieces in the video. The castella has a subtly sweet flavor and a fluffy texture. It seems like dipping it in the strawberry chocolate of the Caplico would be a great combination. I initially thought the small size of the castella wouldn't fill me up much, but surprisingly, it's quite satisfying! ■Store Information - Access: About a 2-minute walk from Dobutsuen-mae Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line and Sakaisuji Line, about a 3-minute walk from Shin-Imamiya Station on the JR Osaka Loop Line - Business Hours: Unknown - Regular Holiday: Unknown - Seating: Takeout only - Parking: None (Coin parking available nearby) - Cashless Payment: Not available

After eating sushi at Kappazushi Shinsekai branch, I went to the neighboring baby castella shop "Amamido". You can get a 100 yen discount coupon for their castella. They have packaged baby castella, but I recommend their famous "Guragura Tsutenkaku". It's a spectacle with 16 baby castella skewered on a stick with Caplico at the bottom! As you walk with it, the Caplico wobbles and attracts the attention of passersby! The freshly baked castella was fluffy and delicious, with a mild sweetness that makes you want to eat more. Each unique baby castella costs 500 yen. Considering that even street vendor baby castella costs around the same, it's surprisingly good value for the Instagram-worthy experience.