Hanami Bento
by Roy on April 5, 2006 22:45

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My lunch. You’re supposed to eat these special bento underneath the cherry blossoms but it was raining today. We ate them in the company lounge.



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Comment by saffronsaris on 2006-04-06 14:00:24

I have never seen such hanami bentos before. Nobody told me they have such things when I was in Japan. Where can you get these and how much are they?
I suppose they are 期間限定、aren’t they?

 
Comment by Roy on 2006-04-06 14:04:28

There is no hanami bento genre per se. It was just marketed as such during the hanami season. This was cost 1800 yen and was ordered from a nearby hotel.

 
Comment by mike on 2006-04-06 18:21:37

Bento’s are best to eat sitting at a Shinkansen window seat watching the landscape whiz by.

Cherry blossom petals falling on your food is just annoying.

 
Comment by saffronsaris on 2006-04-06 18:28:34

Mike, you sound like you have had petals land on your food before.
There was once when I went out in the neighbourhood to lunch by myself. After lunch, I passed by this school field lined with sakura trees. A gust of wind created falling petals which was just magical. The street was silent except for the wind and there was no one else to savour the experience but me alone.
I didn’t do the conventional Japanese hanami but that shower of petal was the BEST memory I had of Japan.

 
Comment by MichaeL on 2006-04-09 22:40:28

Luck-y U, Roy .
we don’t have the likes of those bentos
although Cherry-Blossom is on full-swing here too
across the sea in Korea “V”

 
Comment by Roy on 2006-04-10 06:21:06

Hey MichaeL, got your blog up yet?

 
Comment by MichaeL on 2006-04-13 17:36:22

Roy,
believe-me : I’ve pondered thru template layouts
on most o’the online blogs AND software
but to no avail. Couldn’t find one like yours -_-

and am currently thinking of going with MSN Spaces
since it provides the kind’o'Global-member-linking I desire .

 

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