Traditional Japanese Bento Boxes
The Bento Box Is A Traditional Japanese Lunch Box, Usually In The Shape Of An Oval, Made From Akita Sugi, A Japanese Representative Wood. This Type Of Bento Box Is Two-Tiered, Helping You To Save Storage Space. It'S Also Thinner Than Typical Koban-Shaped Bento Boxes, Making It Easier To Fit In A Bag. Each Box Is Individually Handmade By Professionals, With Each One Being Unique In Shape And Texture.
Use & Care
- Before First Use, Put It In Warm Water A Few Times And Dry It In A Well-Ventilated Place To Prevent Mold And Bad Smells.
- After Use, Wash It With A Sponge And Neutral Detergent, And Rinse It In Hot Or Cold Water. Then Drain And Dry It Thoroughly.
- Do Not Use Cleanser, Bleacher Or Scourer.
- Not Compatible With Gas Stoves, Microwave Ovens, Ovens, Or Dishwashers.
- Do Not Leave It In Water For A Long Time.
- Do Not Leave It In Direct Sunlight Or Near Fire, Which Might Cause Deformation Or Discoloration.
- Handle It Carefully Not To Damage Paint Film On The Surface Badly, Which Might Cause Stain Or Pigmentation.
Background
Odate Kougeisha Has Been Manufacturing Magewappa For Over 60 Years, Handling All Processes By Themselves Such As Log Purchase, Sawing, Bending, Sewing, Bottom Assembly And Finishing. They Have 26 Professionals Including 5 Certificated Traditional Craftsmen. They Create Not Only Typical Magewappa But Also Modern Ones To Match Customer’S Needs And Lifestyles.
For A Unique And Traditional Japanese Bento Box, Look No Further Than Odate Kougeisha. All Handmade With Akita Sugi, Each Bento Box Is An Individual Piece Of Craftsmanship And Art.
