It looks like something made with a 3D printer. It's food. Well done, impressive. I took a photo before Anpanman reached out for it. I really enjoyed the peace. Surprisingly, it's not too sweet, the sweetness is moderate. Grandpa refrained from eating it. The cookie base is made with cream in the shape of a rose. There's no reason to post this, but it's a notepad, so I'm sorry. I wonder how much happiness it can bring ❤️

I saw it on TV and decided to visit. The interior of the shop was like a dream world from the past, with frilly skirts. The cupcakes had a variety of options: Blueberry Chocolate for 390 yen, Chocolate Banana for 400 yen, and Hojicha Latte for 400 yen. I bought them, and even though the shop changed, the taste remained the same (laughs). Now, I'll enjoy them at home. The cream was firm and held its shape, perfect for display. I'm not a fan of buttercream, but they are cute and Instagram-worthy, perfect as souvenirs. On TV, I saw salarymen from Kanto buying them as souvenirs. They must really like buttercream, I'm sure (o^^o). Thank you for the meal^ - ^

Located in the Maruyama area, this cupcake shop along the back approach is a first-time visit for me. The shop has a cute exterior and offers a wide variety of cupcakes. I don't remember the name, but I purchased the two types shown in the photos this time. Each cupcake cost around 400 yen. The cupcakes are topped with rich buttercream, but they are not overly sweet, so even someone like me who doesn't like very sweet things could eat them normally. The cupcakes are delicious, but I felt the price was a bit high. The visual appearance of the cupcakes and the packaging is cute, so they would make a great gift that would surely be appreciated.

There is also a store in front of the bus center, Sally's Cupcake! This time, I visited the Maruyama store. The store has a cute and girly atmosphere. Despite its small size, it is filled with adorable sweets displayed in all directions. I aimed for cupcakes, so I ordered Lemon Honey, Blueberry Chocolate, and Maple Earl Grey, each costing around ¥380. They were packed in cake shop-like boxes and placed in a cute pink paper bag for easy carrying. Now, let's bring them home without them falling apart! - Lemon Honey: A cupcake topped with a cute bee decoration. The lemon cream on top had a lemony taste with a hint of acidity. Sally's uses buttercream, which gives it a unique flavor. The cupcake base was vanilla, and it paired well with the buttercream, not too heavy or dry. - Blueberry Chocolate: This cupcake had chocolate mixed in the batter. The cream was blueberry, with blueberry jam inside. The cream had a balance of blueberry and buttercream flavors, not too rich. The chocolate cupcake wasn't overpowering, and the blueberry cream complemented it well. - Maple Earl Grey: This cupcake had a more subdued color scheme. The cream was maple-flavored, and the cupcake was Earl Grey with walnuts inside. The combination of the walnut texture, nuttiness, and Earl Grey aroma blended well with the maple cream. All three cupcakes had a light and fluffy cream, not too dense. Overall, the cupcakes were delicious and had unique flavors. Just be cautious as the cream might get on your nose when eating. Thank you for the meal!

The smell and appearance are sweet, but the taste is lacking. It was so unappetizing that I couldn't even finish one by myself.

First of all, the appearance is too cute! I think it would be greatly appreciated as a souvenir. Since it is buttercream, you can't eat a lot of it.

The cream has a refreshing sweetness, and the cake is moist with a good balance of firmness. It is delicious. While half of a regular cake would be enough, strangely I can easily eat 2-3 pieces of this one. They use 100% Calpis butter, and provide cute, sturdy boxes and paper bags at a very reasonable price.

It's not particularly delicious but not bad either. Perfect for souvenirs for girls.

July 2018 Almond Cupcake. Topped with plenty of Calpis buttercream. The buttercream is not too sweet, it's more delicious than whipped cream. The cake is moist, I would love to have it again. Thank you for the meal!

I was driving towards a certain restaurant, but it was already closed. We were planning to have lunch with soba in Maruyama, but it was still early. As we were driving around, we stumbled upon a cute looking shop. My wife was very interested, while my son had no interest at all and stayed in the car! I was a bit unsure if it was a good shop to enter, but since there were no other customers, I boldly decided to go in. The lovely staff greeted us with a smile and I asked if I could take photos, to which they happily agreed. I felt no discomfort at all. My wife did the shopping, and I bought a set of 6 mini cupcakes (990 yen) to enjoy at home. It was my first time trying cupcakes, and although they had a subtle taste and texture, they were not unpleasant. I noticed the butter flavor, which was a bit off-putting for me. I tried the "Oreo" and "Maple & Earl Grey" flavors, both of which were well-made products with distinct characteristics. My wife liked them, so we might visit again. If we do, I would like to try something different next time. Thank you for the meal!

However, it's cute. There is also a dog. I didn't buy it, but I want to post about it! It's my one-year-old grandchild's birthday. It's a temae miso, but it's so cute that I can't help it. The rice cake is now divided into small portions, carried in a backpack type bag that is dispersed front and back. Carrying it with a furoshiki is a thing of the past. I wonder who came up with the cupcake design. I can't imagine it. Surprisingly, it tastes light. Actually, I prefer rabbit-shaped or dorayaki cakes. Anyway, I've never seen such a cute cake before! 🍰

Um, it's difficult to comment on this. It's not the kind of place an old man would go to. It has an exterior like a store in Harajuku, and delicately designed cupcakes and cookies. I wonder why these things are popular... Let's start by buying some chocolate as a gift. I still don't really get it, but I guess it's popular. It's not necessary to like it, but it reminds me of the decorations on buttercream Christmas cakes from the past, like beautiful rose petals. I'm fine with simple sweets rather than Instagram-worthy designs! But this kind of thing didn't exist before. When I think of muffins, all I can think of is the Miss Elizabeth muffin at Haneda Airport from the past. Anyway, I bought something trendy, so I wanted to show off and post about it!

The store is very popular among girls, with its cute cupcake and buttercream. I, as a girly girl, feel all fluttery looking at them. I always buy them as gifts but have never actually tried them myself. Today, I bought some for myself! My subordinates are eagerly waiting, so I'll eat mine first. The combination of tea cupcake with coffee cream is amazing. The buttercream, made with a special butter called "Calpis Butter," is light and not too sweet. The cupcakes are big, but the set of smaller ones is my favorite. They are cute and delicious. The 6-piece set costs 890 yen, and the 12-piece set costs 1,780 yen. It's a nice little gift. I'll definitely go back for more.

I found a cute cupcake in a magazine about women's fashion and decided to order it. I didn't realize it was from Sapporo... so I went to the shop right away. However, the atmosphere of the shop was different from what I had imagined. It was a bit hesitant, but since I was already there, I went in. The shop was very small. The cupcakes were cute. I thought they would last longer, but they said they would only be good until tomorrow. Since I had other plans, I only bought two. My impression is that two was enough. I won't be a repeat customer. I have disliked buttercream since I was a child. The buttercream here was made with Calpis butter 100%, but still, I couldn't find anything delicious in the cupcake. That's my conclusion.