How do Japanese train passengers eat?
Ekiben are bento boxes (boxed lunch) that are made and sold especially for train passengers by vendors at stations or on the train. The contents vary regionally and can be complex. Though, most ekiben are eaten cold, some have chemical heating packs to warm the food. Train travel is more common and frequent in Japan than the United States, so there are more opportunities for vendors to sell at stations.
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Bento box in Japan
A compartmentalized container filled with food balanced in a ratio of 4-3-2-1, carbohydrate (noodles or rice , meat or fish, vegetables, fruit or pickle.
Bento boxes are sold throughout Japan, including convenience stores, specialized bento shops, railway stations, and department stores.
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