Breakfast is not cereal. It’s a full spread: steamed rice, miso soup with tofu cubes, a small piece of grilled saba (mackerel), tamagoyaki (rolled omelet), and natto —the sticky, fermented soybeans she’s learned to love. Her mother, a graphic designer, packs her obento : rice shaped like a Rilakkuma bear, cherry tomatoes, tako-san (little sausages cut to look like octopuses), and a compartment of furikake (sprinkled seaweed seasoning).
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