[Jishotei Bento] Newly released “Iwata Bento” using special products from Iwata City (Shizuoka Prefecture). The package, which features Iwata City’s image character “Shippei” popping out in three
dimensions, is also popular. ～Local bento project～
*Jishotei Co., Ltd.*
Press release: September 13, 2024
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[Jishotei Bento] Newly released “Iwata Bento” using special products from Iwata City (Shizuoka Prefecture). The package, which features Iwata City’s image character “Shippei” popping out in three
dimensions, is also popular. ～Local bento project～
*The Local Bento Project is a collaboration between Enshu Beikoku Co., Ltd. (Iwata City, Shizuoka Prefecture), a rice wholesaler, and Jishotei Co., Ltd., a bento manufacturing and sales company, for the purpose of promoting local production, local consumption, and local ingredients. Company (Hamamatsu City) and other companies are developing this service. *
Iwata bento (from the left in the photo): 1100 yen, 900 yen, 700 yen including tax.
By using local ingredients as much as possible, we aim to produce locally for local consumption and discover hidden ingredients. Starting from the end of July this year, we have been soliciting ideas for side dishes for bento boxes through our website and some local newspapers, and based on the submitted content, we have repeatedly produced prototypes and commercialized them so that they can be stably provided at low prices. I did.
The bento boxes are priced at 700 yen, 900 yen, and 1100 yen including tax, and include whitebait, a specialty of the Enshu Sea, and tencha rice, which is a mixture of tencha, the raw material for matcha, and koshihikari from Iwata. (Contents change depending on season and price.)
Since Iwata City has many agricultural products and marine products that are highly rated nationwide, we are considering continuing to offer “Iwata Bento” that incorporates various ingredients depending on the season.
*In order to provide products stably and at low prices, we also use ingredients other than those produced in Iwata. Please inquire for details when ordering.
A package (lunch box) featuring a pop-up ship and famous spots in Iwata City. Iwata City Image Character Shippei (C) Iwata City
The lid of the Iwata Bento package is designed so that the tail of Iwata City’s image character pops out in three dimensions when you fold it when eating.
In addition to Iwata City’s symbolic flowers, azaleas and Kumano (Yuya) Naga wisteria, Iwata City’s famous sites (former Mitsuke School, Ryuyo Marine Park, Shishigahana Park, Nagisa Exchange Center, Iwata Civic Cultural Hall, etc.) Kataria”) illustration is designed. Details (transition to Jishotei site)
It can also be used for events and meetings.
We receive orders and deliver them to designated locations such as event venues, workplaces, homes, etc. (10 pieces or more)
* Tickets are always on sale at Jishotei inside JR Hamamatsu Station and Jishotei Head Office (Kandacho, Hamamatsu City). *
Please place your order by phone, fax, or email from the official website. Lunch boxes will be delivered to event venues, workplaces, and homes. [Click here for Jishotei official homepage] *Telephone 053-422-2121 (8:00-17:00)*
*Please check details such as delivery area and delivery conditions when ordering.
Press announcement and exhibition at Iwata City’s information dissemination facility “Iwata City Information Center” (inside LaLaport Iwata)
The product announcement (press announcement) and exhibition of “Iwata Bento” was held from September 6th to 8th at Iwata City’s information facility “Iwata City Information Center” (LaLaport Iwata).
In addition to exhibits of “Iwata Bento” and “Iwata-produced rice,” the event was also introduced on SBS Radio’s “Iwata Information Bureau,” which is broadcast live every Friday from the Iwata City Information Center.
The Iwata City Information Center (inside LaLaport Iwata) can also be used as a venue for companies to introduce their products, exhibit, and press announcements.
Jishotei Co., Ltd. CEO Atsushi Ito (left) appears on SBS Radio “Iwata Information Bureau”
Iwata City Information Center Exhibition Space