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Bento(Japanese name for a lunch box). There are certain types of Japanese lunch which fit this |
'''Bento''' (Japanese name for a lunch box). There are certain types of Japanese lunch which fit this catagory. It mainly describes of a Japanese lunch, different from the American style where sandwich and potato chips are thrown into the plastic container. The container of the Bento is usually in 2 layers. On the bottom layer, rice is filled with [[Umeboshi]] or [[Furikake]] on top. On the second upper layer, side dish is put. The side dishes are put in place with care, so that there are vegetables as well as meat and fish. There are usually at least 3 types of side dishes in a Bento. Bento is usually wrapped in a cloth, so that the container will not come apart easily. There are many types of Bento such as |
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[[Makunouchi Bento]], |
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[[Kama Bento]], |
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[[Hinomaru Bento]] and |
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[[Makunouchi Bento]] |
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[[kama Bento]] |
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[[Hinomaru bento]] |
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[[Eki Bento]] |
[[Eki Bento]] |
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Revision as of 04:40, 28 January 2003
Bento (Japanese name for a lunch box). There are certain types of Japanese lunch which fit this catagory. It mainly describes of a Japanese lunch, different from the American style where sandwich and potato chips are thrown into the plastic container. The container of the Bento is usually in 2 layers. On the bottom layer, rice is filled with Umeboshi or Furikake on top. On the second upper layer, side dish is put. The side dishes are put in place with care, so that there are vegetables as well as meat and fish. There are usually at least 3 types of side dishes in a Bento. Bento is usually wrapped in a cloth, so that the container will not come apart easily. There are many types of Bento such as Makunouchi Bento, Kama Bento, Hinomaru Bento and Eki Bento