Café COMSA, which proposes artful cakes that reflect the four seasons in Japan, will offer two types of Tanabata limited edition cakes, "Orihime's Cake" and "Hikoboshi's Cake," named after Tanabata, for a limited time only.

Cafe COMSA Tanabata Limited Edition Cake

Cafe COMSA Tanabata Limited Cakes

Two types of Tanabata limited edition cakes, "Orihime no Cake" and "Hikoboshi no Cake," will be available for a limited time from July 1 to July 7.

Orihime" is inspired by the Milky Way and bamboo grass leaves, and "Hikoboshi" is inspired by the shining summer triangle, expressing the beautiful and fleeting story of Tanabata spreading across the night sky.

Orihime - Cherry and Fig Cake -

Gently sweet cherries and uniquely textured figs are cut to resemble bamboo grass leaves and beautifully decorated. With herb tea jelly that sparkles like the Milky Way, you can enjoy a cake that evokes the image of "Orihime" (Princess Orihime). The base is mascarpone, and the price is 1,200 yen per piece (tax included).

Hikoboshi - Melon and Peach Cake -

Fresh and sweet melon is combined with peaches with a mellow aroma and full of sweet juice. The cake is decorated with honey jelly to represent the sparkling Milky Way, in the image of Hikoboshi, the star of the Milky Way. The base is cream cheese. The price is 1,200 yen per piece.

Design and price differ for Ginza store.
Designs and prices are subject to change depending on the availability of fruit and store location.