Wednesday, August 17, 2005
Model Food
The Japanese are so keen to express things visually that instead of using menus they have rows of models depicting food outside of many restaturants. There is an area of Tokyo where there are model food craftsmen. The model food is very realistic.
For my explanation of the philosophy behind model food, please see this post on model ice cream
For my explanation of the philosophy behind model food, please see this post on model ice cream
Labels: japan, japanese culture, nihonbunka, 日本文化
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