To show off its agriculture skills, Kyoto-based Takii Seeds created this clip, roping in a master watch craftsman to design the timepiece, a plastic surgeon to cut the vegetables, a famous chef to cook the tiny food, and a diorama hobbyist to put everything in this 30mm-diameter wrist bento. It’s teeny-tiny, but so cute and packed with vitamins and minerals.
Now I know what you’re thinking — “THAT’S NOT A MEAL! THAT’S WHAT’S LEFT ON A PLATE AFTER A MEAL!” — and while I agree whole-heartedly allow me to inject this idea – don’t think of it as a meal, think of it as “getting you to a meal.”
Have you ever been stuck in a meeting, a class, a car and been absolutely starving? The kind of starving that feels like your stomach will eat itself if it doesn’t get food. That’s where the Bento watch comes in handy. It’s just to stomach the hunger vomits.
“Johnson, anything to add to this meeting? Are you eating your watch? Good lord man, behave yourself!”
[via From Kotaku]