Do you know the food samples that are displayed at the front of Japanese restaurants?
These food samples developed as a unique aspect of Japanese culture. There are various explanations for when this practice started, but they were originally created to replace menu displays with pictures.
They look like the real food items, and have more of an impact than text menu displays. They have been gaining popularity overseas as well.
Sato Food Sample is located on Kappabashi Dougu Street in Asakusa. They sell food samples, and customers can enjoy food sample production experiences here.
Sato Food Sample's products are not made of wax. They are carefully made with vinyl chloride resin. These samples are highly durable and can be used for a long time.
Japanese foods, sushi, ramen, and cuts curry, which are all popular overseas, are all carefully recreated to the last detail here. Visitors are sure to be moved by the samples' appearance!
Sato Food Sample has a history dating back to its founding in 1925. Here, you can see professional sample productions made by veteran artisans!

*Products sold at this store may differ depending on the period.

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