What is the appeal of Magewappa? - From Japan to the world
Magewappa is a traditional wooden lunch box made mainly in Akita Prefecture, and is highly regarded both in Japan and overseas for its simple yet sophisticated design and practicality.

 

1. Beauty and quality of materials
Magewappa are made using high-quality wood such as Akita cedar. With beautiful grain and a pleasant feel, they provide an excellent visual and tactile experience. In addition, the unique scent of wood enriches mealtimes.

 

2. Long-lasting durability
Although made of wood, Magewappa is water-resistant and does not easily deform even with repeated use. With proper care, you can continue to use the same lunch box for many years. This is also very attractive as an eco-friendly choice.

 

3. Effect of enhancing meals
Wooden containers absorb the moisture of rice and side dishes in moderation, which has the effect of keeping meals delicious. In particular, rice, the subtle breathing of the wood maintains the appropriate humidity and keeps the texture plump. This is one of the reasons why rice eaten in a bento box is especially delicious.

 

4. Easy to carry
Because it is lightweight yet sturdy, bento boxes are easy to carry. The simple yet functional design makes it perfect for everyday use as well as outdoor activities such as picnics and hiking.

 

5. Value as a traditional craft
Because the manufacturing process requires many years of experience and skilled techniques, it can be said to be a work of art in itself. In this way, the value of bento boxes as a craft that is close to the lives of those who use them is also a major attraction of bento boxes.

 

Because bento boxes are loved all over the world not only for their functionality, but also as an item that embodies Japanese aesthetics and craftsmanship. The tradition will continue to be passed down to many people and will continue to decorate dining tables around the world.

 

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