Panda (パンダ）and Danpa (ダンパ） steamed buns : Panda is a pork bun, Danpa is coconut cream
A stall at the 2008 Sapporo Snow Festival@ Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
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I wonder… how do they make them black? Food coloring? Hmm.
from what i remember, they use a mixture of ground black sesame to color the bread. I’m not sure if all panda buns are made the same way