By MOOK Scenic Travel Life Network, Chen Guanxin, compiled and reported
Culinary creativity is not only about innovating flavors and challenging taste buds, but visual stimulation also captures attention. As a result, many Japanese housewives go to great lengths to shape their lunchboxes into various cartoon designs just to attract their children’s attention. Meanwhile, Tama-chan, a sushi chef in Tokyo, Japan, uses the traditional Japanese sushi roll as her canvas, rolling all sorts of patterns into the sushi. Once sliced open with a knife, the cross-section reveals breathtaking artwork—whether it's a pharaoh, Edvard Munch’s famous painting *The Scream*, or the ubiquitous iPhone seen on the streets, all come to life vividly before your eyes.
Depicting Edvard Munch’s *The Scream* in a sushi roll, Tama-chan’s creative energy is truly awe-inspiring. (Image source / from http://ameblo.jp/)
↑The presence of this bento is just too powerful—who could bring themselves to eat it? (Image source / from http://ameblo.jp/)
↑Capturing the expression of a geisha through sushi rolls. (Image source / from http://ameblo.jp/)
↑Who would have thought even the adorable mochi gets rolled into sushi? (Image source / from http://ameblo.jp/)
↑This iPhone even comes with an expiration date for enjoyment！(Image source / from http://ameblo.jp/)
↑A romantic sushi roll that brightens anyone’s mood. (Image source / from http://ameblo.jp/)
↑The diverse range of creative themes is simply astonishing. (Image source / from http://ameblo.jp/)
↑With cute little dogs and flowers, this must be a sushi roll design specially created for kids！(Image source / from http://ameblo.jp/)
↑Female body presentation is out of fashion—the male body sushi roll is way more eye-catching！(Image source / from http://ameblo.jp/)
↑Fans of these creative sushi rolls, go ahead and give it a “like”！(Image source / from http://ameblo.jp/)
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