The Rumiko Takahashi anime remake inspires a line of items for cooking, carrying, or just admiring.
tableware
Following suspiciously swift sell-out of Yoshinoya’s Dragon Quest Slime bowls, new policy means that everyone who wants one can buy one at the regular price.
The brand’s Origo line of bold-patterned tableware makes for a shockingly good partner with the world’s favorite Pokémon.
Century-old lacquerware company, supplier to the royal family, turns its makie skills to a beloved Fire-type.
You might get lost on your way there, but you’ll be rewarded by a stunning escape filled with scones, antiques, and cow-shaped jugs.
Yamada Heiando has been in business for over 100 years, but it’s still got new ideas for its Pokémon crossover line.
Totoro, Haku, and other Studio Ghibli anime movie stars make the leap from the screen to the table.
Whether you feel like a spot of tea or a nibble of sweets this sakura season, Totoro is right there with you.
You can also experience metal-casting your own Pokémon chopsticks rest using a traditional crafting technique at Nousaku’s main factory shop.
Clever design lets you recreate a famous movie scene with your broth, and watch No Face swimming beneath your noodles.
Pokémon Cafes and Centers celebrate the Pokémon that most resembles Japan’s representative cuisine.
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