Ekiben are the special boxed lunches sold in train stations across Japan. The word ekiben is a combination of the Japanese words eki, meaning ‘station’, and bentō, which you may already know as being a Japanese lunch box. These bento boxes are known for their delicious and high quality ingredients, often featuring regional specialties of a particular area. There are hundreds of varieties to choose from, but there are many that particularly stand out. Get Some for your next train journey.
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