Silky-looking Japanese and Western sweets now available at Shinjuku Isetan（3/9）
Isetan Shinjuku store offers Japanese sweets that look silky (photo for illustrative purposes only)
Kyoto confectioner Tsuruya Yoshinobu's "Orihime Mochi"
Hanazono Manju “White Mayu”
Obusedo Shinjuku "Chestnut Eyebrows"
Old Pine "Silk Thread"
Mikasayama "Dorayaki White"
Flavor: Silk Angel Food Cake
Isetan Shinjuku store presents "silky-looking" pure white sweets (photo for illustration purposes only)
Western-style sweets containing silk protein solution: (right) Il Fejour's "Moist Honey Roll," (center) Yokohama Motomachi Mutokiro's "Moist Silky Yokohama Biscuit Soie," (left) Infejour's "Smooth Silk Madeleine"
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