Historical katana dessert knives turn your sweet snacks into a delicious duel【Photos】 soranews24.com

One of Japan’s best katana-collection museums recreates its swords in miniature form for you to cut up your desserts with.
However, if you’re looking for a more dynamic way to eat your desserts, there’s also a set of special kashigiri modeled after some of Japan’s most famous historical katana.
Due to popular demand, though, the museum’s shop is about to begin selling the katana kashigiri, and we stopped by for a sneak peek at them.
Once again, a bisecting blow split the sweet, in this case a milky raspberry creation, into easily manageable bites.
The corresponding confectionery looks incredibly sweet at first glance, but the nut topping and caramel center give it a mature, ever-so-slightly bitter finish.