bento
Whether you’re looking to eat in the park, along the river, or on the Shinkansen, “Kyoto’s Kitchen” has you covered.
Kiki’s Delivery Service and My Neighbour Totoro are here to add anime flair to your lunch this cherry blossom season.
Japan might have a reputation for being high-tech, but it’s still got a lot to learn when it comes to unsupervised shopping.
There’s only one station in Japan where you can find these canned versions of famous boxed lunches.
An ordinary bento store by Japanese standards is gaining popularity with international tourists.
Mr. Sato tries the ultimate in luxurious noriben and equates it to a microcosm of the universe.
She’s never played a single game in the series, but she’s made one of the coolest works of Zelda fan art ever.
A visit to Green Lawson, the futuristic Japanese convenience store where you get served by an avatar
If you’ve ever wished that there was just a little bit more of a certain side dish in your lunch, you’ll absolutely love these bento bargains.