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A 'Bento Box Specialty Store' with Fans in 70 Countries, Moving from Online to the Streets of Kyoto | NEW SHOP

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A 'Bento Box Specialty Store' with Fans in 70 Countries, Moving from Online to the Streets of Kyoto | NEW SHOP

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - The first physical store of Bento&co, which just opened on April 7th.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - Thomas Bertrand, the young French president who promotes "Bento Box" to the world.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - Located about a 10-minute walk from Sanjo Station in Kyoto.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - The first floor is the shop, and the second floor is used as an office.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - The exterior of the shop.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - The interior of the shop.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - The unique lighting is from the "Plumen" series by Hulger, a UK company.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - The display methods are carefully considered to make the bento boxes look more attractive.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - Geisha (purple) and Maiko (pink) from the original product "Kokeshi Bento Kyoto."

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - The "Kokeshi Bento," inspired by kokeshi dolls, is also popular overseas.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - The "Kokeshi Bento," inspired by kokeshi dolls, is also popular overseas.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - The original "Bento&co Box" picnic bento box.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - The original "Bento&co Box" picnic bento box.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - The original "Bento&co Box" picnic bento box.

<strong>Bento&co</strong> - "Japanese bento boxes make the contents look neat and even more delicious," says Bertrand.

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A Bento Box Specialty Store with Fans in 70 Countries, Moving from Online to the Streets of Kyoto | NEW SHOP

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