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Owan tsukimi Japanese lunch box

$21.60

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Owan Tsukimi is a beautiful bento lunch box in the shape of a bowl with a total capacity of 590 ml, just the perfect amount for a healthy lunch. The lower compartment is big enough to put rice or pasta.
This box was chosen for its unique shape and design. The design on the main lid is an illustration of a little golden rabbit watching the moonlight. If you like the rabbit design, we also have this bento lunch box.
 "Owan" (お碗), in Japanese, means “traditional bowl” which is the shape of this lunch box. On the lid, the rabbit is doing "Tsukimi" (月見) which means "the contemplation of the moon". If you want to know more about Tsukimi, check the bottom of the page as we describe more this important event in Japanese culture.
Don't forget that when you acquire a Japanese bento lunch box, you get more than a simple lunchbox; you also immerse yourself in the Japanese culture.

Features:
  • Included 4 pieces : bottom container, upper container, main lid, elastic strap
  • Color : black outside, red inside and gold design
  • Dimensions : Ø5.4 × H3.1 inches    (Ø13.7 ×H7.8 cm)
  • Total Volume :  19.9 oz (590 ml) Lower compartment: 11.5 oz (340ml)  Upper compartment: 8.4 oz (250ml)
  • Curb Weight: 270 g
  • Material : bottom container ABS-PET,  upper container polypropylene
  • MADE IN JAPAN
Precautions for use :
  • This bento lunch box is microwave safe without lid.
  • Goes in the dishwasher without lid but it’s better to Wash the lunch box by hands.
  • Do not place in the oven or near an open flame.

About o-tsukimi or tsukimi:
The O-tsukimi (お 月見), Literally "the contemplation of the moon",  is a Japanese festival celebrating the full moon of autumn. It occurs the 15th day of the eighth month on the 13th day of the nine month of the lunar calendar. Today it is celebrated in September and ends at the new moon.
This celebration originally from China is very popular in Japan since the Heian Period (784 to 1185 / 1192). It is dedicated to the moon and it marks the end of the harvest. For the occasion, the Japanese meet  friends and watch the moon (tsuki). 

       During O-tsukimi, the Japanese people eat "dango", the culinary specialty made ​​with mochi     (glutinous rice paste). And of course they admire the moon  because if you pay attention to the picture on your left you can distinguish  a rabbit making mochi.
       Many kind of specialties are also made ​​for the event, for example the udon boiled with a raw egg, named udon tsukimi . Fast-food also offer new burgers with an egg  inside, called the tsukimi burger (the egg recall the moon).