Product Description
This 650ml HAKOYA bento box is an authentic Japanese creation combining modern functionality with traditional aesthetics. Made in Japan using the ancestral Yamanaka-nuri technique, each box is hand-decorated using the Maki-e method (gold powder and relief painting), offering exceptional attention to detail. The designs are inspired by Ukiyo-e prints from masters Hokusai (The Great Wave, Red Fuji) and Sharaku, transforming every meal into a refined cultural moment.
Its unique book-shaped design opens like a traditional illustrated scroll, revealing a 650ml space with removable inner compartment for organized food presentation. Microwave-safe (lid off) and dishwasher-safe, this box combines artisanal tradition with everyday practicality. The silicone seal and elastic band ensure secure closure for transportation.
100% authentic Japanese physical version made in Japan. Includes: main body, lid, removable inner compartment, silicone seal, and elastic band. Order now on Japanzon.com to benefit from premium international protective packaging and tracked worldwide delivery.
FAQ
Q: Is this bento box truly made in Japan?
R: Yes, this is an authentic Japanese product (日本製) manufactured in Japan by HAKOYA using traditional Yamanaka-nuri technique, hand-decorated with the Maki-e method.
Q: Can this box be in microwave and dishwasher?
R: Yes, it is microwave-safe (remove lid) and dishwasher-safe according to manufacturer specifications.
Q: Which Ukiyo-e designs are available?
R: Three famous print designs: Wave and Fuji (The Great Wave off Kanagawa), Red Fuji (Fine Wind, Clear Morning) by Hokusai, and Kabuki actor (Otani Oniji III) by Sharaku.
Q: What is included in the box?
R: Main body with lid, removable PP inner compartment, silicone seal, and elastic retention band.
Q: What is the capacity and who is this for?
R: 650ml capacity suitable for adults (high school students, college students, working professionals), compact rectangular format (16.5×11×5cm) ideal for daily use or as a Japanese cultural gift.
Q: What is the Maki-e technique?
R: Traditional Japanese lacquer technique sprinkled with gold powder and hand-decorated in relief, offering high-quality artisanal finish.
