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Oh my god, it looks like pineapple buns have sprouted legs and morphed into turtles. How cute is that?

Curiously enough, they’re actually melon-flavored bread from the Daimaru Department Store in Kyoto, which boasts to be one of the biggest food floors in Japan. In addition to stalls devoted to the city’s specialty foods, which are tofu, fu (wheat gluten), and yuba (tofu skin), they also offer a wide selection of Western foods, pastries and chocolates, and wine.


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wow, it looks like it’s so fun to eat

oh i love these! they sell them where i live! the bakery i go to also have apple rabbits, cream filled elephants, choco bears, and another animal with red bean paste but i forget what animal. i love cute pastries!

awwwwwwwwwwww so cute ^_^
I NEED to go to japan.

AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!! KAME BREAD!! <33
those are soo adorable!

so many cute kame <33 just like kame from kat-tun <3
:D

nom nom nom~
lol
ship me some :D

Nice topic XD

KristenJoerger said: I think something got lost in translation here actually… this type of bread is called “Melon Pan” in Japan because it looks like a melon (usually has crosshatch pattern on the top). It isn’t usually melon flavored :)

LOL that would make more sense, thanks. When I read it on the website, it was like…hm…then again, well it is Japan…ok.

I think something got lost in translation here actually… this type of bread is called “Melon Pan” in Japan because it looks like a melon (usually has crosshatch pattern on the top). It isn’t usually melon flavored :)

…melon flavored? well at least its cute XD

Ahhhh how cute!!!

Those are sooooo adoraable!!!! I bet it’ll taste yummmy!! Japan’s stuff is all soo kawaaiii =3


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