Sales clerks show off Japanese sponge cakes at Nagasaki cafe

Sales clerks show off Japanese sponge cakes at Nagasaki cafe

Sales clerks show off on March 10, 2015, newly arranged Japanese sponge cakes at Castella Cafe, which opened recently at the Huistenbosch theme park in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, southwestern Japan. One of them is the "MEGA Cashuterra (phonetic)" created by combining dice-shaped sponge cakes with fresh cream and fruit on choux pastry. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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