Cotton candy

Jul 28, 2013

This package is so cute.
In the days of a child, I bought cotton candy in the fair of the festival. Now I can buy it now in a supermarket. It is compressed than the cotton candy of the festival and resembles the cotton of the cushion.The taste is very sweet!

Ootaya "Osanpo Watagashi"
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