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Bento Box: Apricot Rose splurge worthy which he sees as connectedIshikawa, Japan, 1925. The rush of high economic growth and a new found passion for fashion inspired many Japanese people to bring their lunches to work for the first time. Recognizing this trend, a company called Takenaka soon began producing beautifully crafted bento boxes, hand painted on the outside with colorful lacquer for the people to carry proudly. The newest edition of the boxes add a dash of sophisticated color to your lunchtime routine.