u call them cakis ... well, no matter how this fruit sounds in different languages i miss it so much, yummy and a nice photo btw )))

Yes, "caqui" in Portuguese and " caki" in Japanese (where it came from). It's really sweet and delicious! Thank u...

It is caki in Arabic too

Never had one or heard of one. Looks interesting! WD author

love the DOF great shot

Excuse my ignorance, these are tomatos? (tomatos=cakis)

Jawsh, no, it isn't tomatoes, it is one kind of persimon, actually here, in Egypt all persimons called cakis.

nice shot, I thought they were pomegrants?

It would be ok even if they were tomatoes... as they are technically a "fruit" (I'd like to try one of these though)

If you don't know a caki and have the opportunity to try one, do it; it's simply sweet! Some people prefer it well ripe and soft; I prefer it hard. There are some kinds of caki that are acrid and need to be treated before eating, but there are no acid ones.

they are also known as Sharon Fruit..............

In Cyprus you call them Sharon fruit... It's very feminine!