Aieeee! Is the mom who made this Anpan Man lunch a graduate of the Harvard School Of Lunchmaking? No, but she knows that in the bentō box cuteness wars, you have to stay on top of the latest technology! Today at the Shibuya Loft store I discovered a few of the secret weapons Japanese moms use to turn out these amazing works of cafeteria art…
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Jonelle Patrick writes novels set in Japan, produces the monthly e-magazine Japanagram, and blogs at Only In Japan and The Tokyo Guide I Wish I’d Had
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Gotta love Japan and their panda-eating fantasies. 😀
Yep, and you gotta start at a young age!
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This is great, I always imagined a team of Sushi Masters slaving over piles of nori, carefully cutting out little noses & eyes. Nice to know that the everyday person can create works of sushi cuteness.
I was amazed at the variety of little faces they had punches for! Of course, they also sell little sets of nail scissors and tweezers especially for making those custom ones. eek.