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Bento Artist Creates Lunchboxes For Her Husband Of His Favorite TV Shows, Movies, Manga, And More (109 Pics)
There's a reason why love is the secret ingredient to any dish. Love gives inspiration, beauty, and a good feeling to every meal that it's in. And there's probably no better example of that than this Japanese wife who makes bento lunchboxes for her husband almost every day.
Mika Matsuura from Hiroshima, Japan, makes bento boxes and other creative dishes for her husband, who is in charge of a local factory. She draws inspiration from her husband's favorite TV shows, manga, movies, and musicians, and transforms them into a neat little dish. It's hard to know for sure, but it's very possible that lunchtime is her husband's favorite time of the day.
The artist told Bored Panda about her daily routine. “I wake up at 7 am to prepare my husband's bento and finish at 8 am. I always leave the ingredients prepared the night before so I can do it in about 50 minutes in the morning. I mainly do things that take time, like drawing pictures on oblates. Of course, the time it takes depends on the lunchbox.”
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Janoel Murrey 3 years ago (edited)
can some one tell me what this is? because i am not seeing it (edit: Thanks)
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Zedrapazia 3 years ago
Awwww, it's like an Asian cover of the original drawing, so adorable <3
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kathleen jergins 3 years ago
Not only is she talented in art, but in cooking as well! 10/10 Would eat!!!
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birdie asf 3 years ago
that woman's face will be in my nightmares now especially from the last one she was in
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Snailssssssss !!! 3 years ago
This woman is very talented !! Look at all that detail. I think it's seaweed, though I'm not sure.
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