Mr. Kuuan, great shot!
That 'domestic eel used, eel bento' for 500 Yen is just toooo cheap, in store, it'll be 1,500 Yen (to-go price) at least! ...
Railroad bento culture is from Japan, Japan ruled Taiwan for half a century, most of the railroad of Taiwan was build by Japanese..., the words 'Bento', means 'convenient box' was from Japan, 便當= '弁当' are Kanji; in their own 'simplified Chinese' way of writing
thank you for the cultural lesson Taipei-san. Bento in trains are famous in Japan, supposedly really good quality too, but I never had any, only had a few local train trips.
I didn't know or remember that the bento the woman on my pic was selling had been eel bento, great that you can make it out from the Kanji.
that day I did not get lunch from this woman, selling bento in a business district of Osaka for sallery men,
for the need of sitting down I went to a small, private restaurant instead
sashin..ii desu ka? by
andreas, on Flickr, Konica Minolta A2, Osaka 2007
when "home", at the outskirts of Osaka, sometimes got food from a nearby "Bento-station":
bento station by
andreas, on Flickr, Ricoh Caplio R3, Japan 2007
and the association with your last pic:
Untitled by
andreas, on Flickr, Voigtlander SL f2.5/75mm, Sony NEX5n, Saigon 2013
