This is the ceramic pot (container) used for the famous "Hippari Dako Meshi" Ekiben (train station lunch box) from Akashi City, Hyogo, Japan. The shape is modeled after a traditional "Takotsubo" (octopus fishing pot). It is often kept as a souvenir after enjoying the meal.
* Material: Ceramic (Pottery) with a glossy brown glaze.
* Design: Features an embossed octopus motif and the Japanese text "明石名物 ひっぱりだこ飯".
* Usage: Can be repurposed as a small plant pot, utensil holder, coin bank, or collectible display item.
* Like New: The pot has been cleaned after use as an Ekiben(Bento used to sold in the train station) container and has been stored unused since. Please check all photos carefully for condition.
[BONUS ITEM INCLUDED!] We will include one brand new, unused plastic/wooden spoon (purchased separately as a free gift) The spoon is not the original item from the Ekiben.
Usage Ideas： Perfect for interior decor, a pen holder on your desk, or a unique planter for small succulents. Its iconic octopus motif makes it a great conversation piece for fans of Japanese culture.
Dimensions：Approx. 4 x 4 in. (10 cm x10 cm)
IMPORTANT: FOR DECORATIVE AND COLLECTIBLE USE ONLY. This item is sold as a souvenir/collectible and is NOT intended for food or drink contact. It has not been tested for modern food safety standards (such as lead/cadmium leaching). Please use it for display or storage of non-food items only.