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Japanese jewelry brands, “Q-pot.” designed by Tadaaki Wakamatsu realize the amazing collaboration with Japanese popular comics and animation “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon” that sparked a social phenomenon in the 1990s and has been loved by girls around the world. Collaboration jewelry will be released on June 30 when is the birthday of main character “Usagi Tsukino”, and Q-pot CAFE. will offer you collaboration sweets ahead of release.
This is the sweet based on the Jewelry of Crystal Star Macaroon. The macaroon has plenty sweet-sour mousse of berry & raspberry & cassis and cream of fromage blanc, you will hesitate to eat because it’s like a real jewelry. Star-shaped plates have original print for Q-pot CAFE. and it will be inspiring the original fans.
Add the strawberry syrup to the Q-pot CAFE. original tea “Flower Garden”, you can enjoy its elegant sweetness and aroma. You will remember “Tuxedo-Mask” when you look at the rose served in a glass.
Mysterious drink that change color to pink from purple when you squeeze the lemon.
The parfait faithfully reproduced the Holy Grail of legend “Rainbow Moon Chalice”. Illustrations drawn on the cork coaster is Luna.
Sailor ribbon cupcakes are made in the image of a five Sailor Guardians, necklace plate is a service only on weekdays; Moon(Mon.), Mars(Tue.), Mercury(Wed.), Jupiter(Thu.), Venus(Fri.). Since you get a coaster printed each guardians, you might feel like collecting all!
The mousse is the image of a Serenity wearing a whip of dress. It will become very rare because the quantity limited release per day.
A4 size tote bag printed Usagi-chan wearing Q-pot CAFE. uniform. The illustrations are original for this collaboration and its function is also great.
This collaboration cafe has already become a hot topic on the internet. Let’s try their sweets touching girl’s mind!
Event Information
date : June 15 – July 31, 2015
hour : 11:30〜19:30(L.O.18:50) ※This opening hours is for the event term.
location : 3-10-2, Kitaaoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo
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Source: Tokyo Girls' Update
Source article written by Rina Saito
