Super cute Pokémon cakes go on sale in Japan

A promotional image showing 3 of the Pokemon cakes or baked goods available from Ginza Cosy Corner

The Japanese confectionery chain Ginza Cozy Corner is about to unleash a wave of adorable treats inspired by the world of Pokémon.

Pre-orders are now open for two super cute new products which capture the spirit of PokéPeace, a series of designs featuring cute chibi versions of Pokémon.

PokéPiece 8-Piece Cake Collection

A tray containing 8 different cakes inspired by Pokemon characters — Each individual mini cake is inspired by a different Pokémon

Price: 2,900 (approx. $19.09 USD / £15.16 GBP)

The PokéPiece Cake Collection offers eight unique creations, each inspired by a different Pokémon.

Pikachu, Pichu, Scorbunny, Rowlet, Piplup, Tandemaus, Milcery, and Espur are all transformed into tiny sweet treats!

Each mini cake boasts a distinct flavor profile such as Pikachu’s banana-infused roll cake with condensed milk whipped cream, to Mahomele’s milk pudding layered with strawberry jelly and Piplup’s refreshing soda-flavored mousse with lemon jam and lemon-flavored jelly.

A box with Pokemon characters printed on it — The packaging for the PokéPeace collection features all of the characters in the cake collection

The adorable packaging, showcasing all the PokéPeace friends, makes this assortment a perfect gift or a charming centerpiece for a special occasion.

Pikachu Chocolate Banana Cake

An image of a sponge cake with a Pikachu head made from cream — The Pikachu Chocolate Banana Cake features a chibi Pikachu made from cream

Price: 720 (approx. $4.74 USD / £3.76 GBP)

For those craving a single serving of PokéPeace cuteness, the Pikachu Chocolate Banana Cake is also available.

This individual-sized cake features a fluffy banana sponge layered with chocolate cream, surrounded by strawberry-flavored sponge and topped with even more banana cream.

The side tape is adorned with a playful design featuring PokéPeace characters, adding an extra touch of cuteness.

Pre-orders for these limited-edition cakes are essential, as production is limited.

Online reservations will be accepted for the PokéPiece Collection from 10:00AM on Friday, February 14th, until Friday, February 21st, with delivery available between March 1st and 3rd.

The Pikachu Chocolate Banana Cake can only be pre-ordered in-store.

In-store reservations will also be accepted from February 14th, with the reservation period varying by store. Delivery for in-store orders will also be from March 1st to 3rd.

An image of the main counter in a Ginza Cozy Corner store containing a variety of cakes and baked goods — Ginza Cosy Corner has stores and sales counters in most prefectures of Japan

Unfortunately fans in Hokkaido, Kyushu, and several other prefectures will have to admire these treats from afar, as these cakes are only available in areas where Ginza Cosy Corner stores offer fresh cakes for sale.

Pokémon fans in those areas won’t miss out on the PokéPeace goodness though, as Ginza Cozy Corner is also releasing a line of pre-prepared baked goods featuring the adorable Pokémon designs.

Let’s take a look at the full range of baked goods they will be offering!

PokéPeace Share House

A cake tin shaped like a house alongside the biscuits and cookies it will contain — The Share House tin is inspired by the type of house the PokéPeace characters might live in

Price: 756 yen (approx. $4.97 USD / £3.95 GBP)
Contains: 8 Pieces

This tin contains an assortment of three types of “Madeleines” baked with rich flavors of butter, peach, and chocolate, and two types of cookies featuring either Pikachu or Pichu.

PokéPeace Sweets Tin

A round biscuit tin alongside the biscuits and cookies it will contain — The PokéPeace Sweets Tin contains madeleines and cookies

Price: 1,500 yen (approx. $9.87 USD / £7.84 GBP)
Contains: 7 Pieces

This tin also contains an assortment of butter, peach, and chocolate “Madeleines” and two types of cookies featuring Pikachu and Pichu or Piplup, Rowlet and Milcery.