Bento Box Gadget

BENTO MAKING ACCESSORIES?

are there any bento making accessories or shops that sell japanese gadgets that i can buy in beijing or guangzhou?
anything from rice molds to mini hole punches, bento boxes and shaped fry pans and stuff
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bento is nice when you make it with your full heart. the one who eat it will be impressed and says its good. you can make the bento box , a heart shape. make the size medium and not too big. i wish u good luck.

hope this helps.!

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