A Fun Window into Japanese Culture—Through a Lunchbox - This was such a fun and educational experience. Everything was incredibly well organized—down to having a ring light ready for photos. They even provided an iPad with clear, step-by-step instructions in English, complete with pictures. There were two instructors: one who primarily spoke Japanese and another from the U.S., and together they guided me through every step. They were kind, funny, and made the whole experience feel easy and relaxed. It also felt like a fascinating window into Japanese culture—the care and attention to detail I saw, even when making lunches for little ones. That sense of intention came through in every part of the experience. They had music, refreshments, and I even got to take my bento box home. It turned out not only as a little work of art, but also genuinely delicious. This experience really inspired me to step up my preschool lunchbox game for my son. I left feeling uplifted and joyful—and I can’t wait to try it again at home.

Experience making character lunch box - I made a cute lunch box. I don't know if I can recreate it the next time I make a lunch, but it was a good experience.

Lunch box class - I went with 4 friends of mommy‼️My son is now in high school and makes bento every day, so I thought I could use it as a reference!!️The teacher was very polite and easy to understand!️I learned a lot from the various ideas for cute lunch boxes. It is not possible every day :) I hope I can make a cute lunch box!️

Making cute Japanese Kyara-ben 🐻 - Japan's cute bento is very famous in Europe, and this time I did a Kyaraben challenge with my husband from Austria 🥰 Aya-san and Aya-san were very kind and explained in English, so my husband enjoyed participating in the activity. You can take home your packed lunch, so you can picnic in the nearby park 🧺 I made a pink bear and my husband made a yellow bear lunch box, and each one was unique and interesting 🐻 Thank you for the wonderful experience!

Lunch box exchange - I had an interesting experience, so I joined! I don't think there are many opportunities to be taught lunch boxes. You can't make a cute bento unless you do your own research, so it's worth a visit! I was happy to cook lunches together in the space at the same time while learning a lot of knowledge! ☺️ We exchanged the finished lunch 🍱 It was fun 😍

Making Kyara-Ben - I was told that I could cook Kyara-ben in Shinjuku, so I went there! I was able to make a cute bento through trial and error while being taught! It was a lot of fun.

Lunch box experience - I heard that you can have lunch making experience with friends! It was a great experience to see my friend's lunch box!!

Cutest workshop! - It was a really fun and interesting experience. So much detail goes into making such cute delicious bentos✨🍱

Very amazing workshop - Staff members are so friendly and nice Would love to come back!

Make your own character bento in Tokyo! - Fun and Cute character bento making. Aya-san and Ayano-san were so friendly and thoughtful. The end product was so cute and we got to taste the dishes as we made it. So much fun.