Plastic Food, Kamakura, Japan
Plastic Food Display in Front of Restaurant
Plastic Food Display in front of restaurant in Kamakura, Japan
Plastic Food, Tokyo, Japan
Plastic Food Anyone?
Well I just got back from holidays in Tokyo, Japan. I totally loved it. I can’t think of a city obsessed about food as much as Tokyo. Food advertising and photography was everywhere.
Restaurant menus were all illustrated with pictures. Don’t speak Japanese? No problem just point at what you want to eat it’s that easy. In addition to the pictures, most restaurants had plastic food displays that were so incredibly real and detailed. It looked like the real thing. Actually the plastic food looked better than the real one.
Published 26 June 06 · Up Next: Tofu · Previously: An Indian Breakfast
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