I want to look at it, embrace it, and savor it! A fictional grocery store comes to Japan from Brooklyn. Lovely objects will be lined up at Tenbear Shop.

Are you satisfied with just eating?

Foods and dishes that have taken a lot of time and effort to produce. Of course, it is also good to taste them with your tongue and nose, but there must have been times when you wished you could keep them by your side and admire their lovely forms forever.

What I am going to introduce here is a story of a similar idea and the actual creation of a certain thing, which is a dream come true.

Yuki Matsuo, a Brooklyn resident, created the foodstuffs that roll around in a ball. The fictional grocery store "YUKI & DAUGHTERSWe open the "Bread and Cheese" and produce bread, cheese, etc. as food objects.

Each piece is handmade by hand, and no two are alike. Even the seams and wrinkles that may have been created by accident are lovingly observed. Although they cannot be eaten, they are pleasing to the eye and will be with you for not just a few days, but for decades to come.

Now, where can I get these bags?TEMBEAThe two are very much in tune with each other. The collaboration of these two companies, which value the warmth of things, makes some sense, doesn't it?

BAGUETTE TOTE TEMBEA x All-You-Can-Eat Press ¥16,500

"DON'T SLEEP ON A FRESH BAGUETTE TOTE" (fresh baguette must be eaten that day!)
This message is also a letter of thanks to all bakers. It would be rude not to eat bread baked by bakers in its best condition! Matsuo's love for bread is expressed in this message.

"A HUNGRY MAN IS AN ANGRY MAN."
An old proverb from around the 17th century. It is a message that Matsuo would like to say to himself and secretly call out to anyone who sees him, "Are you frustrated? Satisfy your hunger first! It means, "First of all, satisfy your hunger!

And to commemorate this collaboration, "BAGUETTE TOTE" will be released, which will be available in two varieties and will feature a fresh European-inspired print of a tonti related to food.

Freezing, vacuuming...there are many ways to prolong the life of food, but Matsuo's objects presented this eternal theme from a different angle and in a very light-hearted manner. ...I know that sounds a little complicated, but food is cute! Food is fun!