keipon0414
"Kagami Confectionery" is in Kuniko-fu. I went to Oshido for lunch, which requires passing through Kuniko-fu, and I passed by the confectionery shop. I've seen it before, so I naturally thought it would be mentioned in my notes. But this time, the shop name is in the memo. What's that all about? I thought, "Did you really write down the shop you went to?" Later, I noticed it wasn't written down. Why? I'll visit it on my way back. It's a stylish and beautiful shop. They even wrote, "Ask for permission if you want to take photos." I'm not religious, so it's a hassle, and I won't take photos. When I wrote "stylish," maybe they took it as sarcasm. Did the two of them do it together? I ordered "strawberry shortcake," "fruit tart," and "mango cake." It's expensive. I might want to spend more, but I guess that's impossible in Kuniko-fu. I'm deciding Kuniko-fu's financial situation on my own. It's just that I can't afford it. When I showed the shop name after coming back, Yome-san was thrilled. She asked, "Did you go there?" "Do you know it?" "Wasn't it temporarily closed when we went there last time?" That's what she said. So, did she recognize it because of that? And the "fruit tart" is falling apart. Why? Various ingredients are layered together, like something soft, maybe jelly? Is collapsing. The bottom is pie crust. Well, isn't there too much stuffed into it? This... somehow disappointing. The mango cake has a pretty rough sponge. The moment I tasted it, I felt a strong discomfort. Maybe that's the selling point, but I have a strong resistance to it. I can't stay still. When I eat about half of it, it collapses. There's one way to eat this cake cleanly: put it all in your mouth at once. Other than that, I can't eat this cake cleanly.