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Celebrate Girls' Day with Nadaman

Nadaman Co., Ltd. from Chiyoda, Tokyo, proudly presents a limited edition Hinamatsuri bento titled 'Bonbori', available for just three days from March 1 (Sunday) to March 3 (Tuesday). This delightful bento will be sold at 43 shops nationwide and through the Nadaman online delivery service. Designed with elegance, the bento box features vibrant chirashi sushi, making it a perfect treat for celebrating Girls' Day.

A Special Meal for Cherished Moments

In Japan, Hinamatsuri, also known as Doll's Festival or Girls' Day, is a joyous occasion dedicated to wishing for the health and happiness of girls. In homage to this tradition, Nadaman's 'Bonbori' bentos are crafted with care and detail, bringing a sense of festivity to your dining experience. The bento is packaged in charming pink boxes that appeal to children and adults alike, and include flavorful items such as fried chicken, sweet potato dumplings with cheese miso, and seasonal sakura shrimp croquettes.

The bento also incorporates savory elements like tangy salmon yuzu grilled fish and Nadaman’s signature dashi-flavored stews. For dessert, customers can enjoy two varieties of warabimochi, enhancing the appeal to various generations. Each item is thoughtfully prepared to provide a wholesome culinary experience.

A Feast for the Eyes and the Palate

Intricately designed with diamond-shaped dividers reminiscent of traditional 'hishi' rice cakes, the bento showcases colorful chirashi sushi and dishes made with fresh spring ingredients. The vibrant colors and textures are visually stunning, adding to the celebratory atmosphere during gatherings with family or friends. Whether you're commemorating a special occasion or treating yourself, the 'Bonbori' bento provides a delightful dining experience.

Product Overview

• - Product Name: Hinamatsuri Bento 'Bonbori'
• - Price: 2,550 yen (including tax: 2,754 yen)
• - Sales Locations: 42 stores nationwide and via the online shop 'O Bento Haitatsu' here
• - Sales Period: March 1 (Sunday) to March 3 (Tuesday), 2026
• - Size: Approximately 14.3 cm x 17.8 cm x 5.5 cm (including lid)

Menu Highlights:

• - Grilled beef with seasoning
• - Fried chicken
• - Broccoli
• - Red bell pepper
• - Sakura shrimp croquettes
• - Sweet potato dumplings with cheese miso
• - Smoked duck eggs
• - Black flower beans
• - Chicken dumpling
• - Braised eggplant
• - Inaka stew with konjac
• - Carrots and snap peas
• - Salad with taro and cod roe
• - Imitation crab cake
• - Chirashi sushi (rice with white sesame)
• - Grilled salmon with yuzu
• - Sakura shrimp, simmered shiitake mushrooms, pickled lotus root, and egg strands
• - Sweet treats: warabimochi (matcha and brown sugar)

Note: Some items may change without notice.

About Nadaman

The origins of Nadaman date back to the first generation, Mansuke Nada, who established a restaurant in Osaka in the first year of the Tenpo era (1830). Over the years, Nadaman has evolved while preserving the rich tradition of Japanese cuisine. Notably, in 1919, the third generation chef was part of the Japanese culinary delegation at the Paris Peace Conference. In 1986, Nadaman hosted the official dinner for the Tokyo Summit, marking a significant milestone in its history. Presenting Japanese cuisine at the Aichi Expo in 2005 showcased Nadaman as a representative of Japanese gastronomy on the world stage.

For over 190 years, Nadaman has adapted to changing tastes while maintaining its rich culinary heritage. Today, they operate 30 restaurants across three countries, alongside 43 shops selling bento and prepared foods. Their online delivery service 'O Bento Haitatsu' allows anyone to enjoy a taste of Japan, confirming Nadaman's status as a revered culinary institution.