Jutsu Kaisen" x Cake.jp starts selling cake tins! That fashionable ED is on the label!

Cake tins collaborating with the anime "Jujutsu Kaisen" and "Cake.jp," which operates a mail order site specializing in cakes, went on sale today, May 26, 2012.

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The cake tin features nine unique characters from "Jujutsu Kaisen. The cakes come in three varieties: "Strawberry Tiramisu," with its addictive cookie texture; "Gold Rush," made with rich chocolate popular with children and adults alike; and "Choco Mont Blanc," with its rich chocolate in the shape of Mont Blanc.

The label design features the familiar illustration from the ending of the first season of the TV anime. The cake tins come in sets of three different designs, and there is a choice of three sets in total.
In addition, a postcard will be presented as a purchase bonus!

Product Information
TV anime "Jujutsu Kaisen" cake tin
Price: 3,300 yen (including tax) *not including postage
Quantity: 1 set of 3, each 250ml
Flavor: "Strawberry Tiramisu", "Gold Rush", "Choco Mont Blanc

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<What is "Cake.jp"?
Cake.jp is a website that was launched in January 2017 under the concept of "Making places where people gather to be moved happier! Cake.jp" is a service launched in January 2017 under the concept of "Making places where excitement gathers happier! Cake.jp offers a lineup of more than 5,000 different types of cakes, including well-designed cakes and custom-made cakes, and is easy to order. With over 1 million members and 1,500 member stores, we are currently one of the largest platforms in the cake and sweets market in Japan, delivering emotional experiences on special occasions and small moments of happiness in everyday life throughout Japan.
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