Japanese bentoboxes
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Japanese bento boxes are a traditional single-portion take-out or home-packed meal consisting of various foods artfully arranged in multi-compartmented containers. They can include rice, meat or fish, vegetables, fruits and pickled foods in small separated sections within the box. Bento boxes make preparing and portioning balanced, nutritious meals convenient and satisfying to eat.
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- Lunch on a train in Japan. The more items in a bento box, the better.
- An elaborate dinner in lacquered boxes.
- A bento box from a convenience store.
- White bread sandwiches, sausages, and cooked egg.
- Another nice restaurant meal.
- Second grade class serving lunch to their classmates. They eat in their room as the school had no cafeteria. The food is prepared in a central location and delivered to the schools.
- School lunch: seaweed in packets, rice in metal bowl, fantastic chicken soup, milk and an apple jelly. All the vegetables, including lettuce, are boiled.
- Classroom poster.
- Another school lunch – sardines, anyone?
- Commercial bento boxes.
- The panda heads are made with rice balls and dried seaweed.
- Pink-tinted rice ball pigs and Hello Kitty.
- This is a toy made from wood.
- Apparently there are competitions for this kind of thing.
- Artwork of a bento box.
- Competitive bento boxes.
- Second grade bento box, American student
- Second grade bento box, American student
- This and the following were made by teachers.