If youve ever been inside a Japanese sweet shop, you know theyre treasure troves full of creative confections.

One popular style of candy isnerikiri wagashi(literally meaning Japanese sweets).

Kurokazuwho has a sweet shop called Wagashidokoro Kisshoan in Shonan, Kanagawa Prefecturemakes adorable, nature-inspired wagashi.

Bird Wagashi by Kurokazu

Kurokazus flock includes cute, yellow cockatiels made withkoshian(smooth red bean paste) on the inside.

The creative baker also makes blue and green budgerigars.

When hes not making birds, Kurokazu is crafting all sorts of wagashi characters.

Bird Wagashi by Kurokazu

Scroll down to check out Kurokazus wagashi and find more of his creations onInstagramandTwitter.

Japanese chef Kurokazu makesnerikiri wagashisweets that look just like cute, little birds.

He also makes these pufferfish-inspired snacks in a variety of fun flavors.

Bird Wagashi by Kurokazu

This confectionery chef shows no end to his creativity!

Blow Fish Wagashi by Kurokazu

Blow Fish Wagashi by Kurokazu

Rabbit Wagashi by Kurokazu

Pumpkin Wagashi by Kurokazu

Wagashi by Kurokazu

Wagashi by Kurokazu