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Bento Box Magazine Features Kei Nishida's Article

Bento Box Magazine features Kei Nishida's article in three-month series titled "The Matcha and Green Tea Trends in Japan". 

Bento Box Magazine is a Toronto-based and Canada’s first Japanese culture and entertainment magazine that is published in English. Bento Box authors include companies such as Ito En, Calbee, Acura, and Muji.

Here are pictures of the first issue of the three-part series. In the series, Kei writes about the latest trend in Japan and Green Tea in Japan. 

Bento Box Magazine - Japanese Green Tea Company

 Bento Box Magazine - Japanese Green Tea Company

 Bento Box Magazine - Japanese Green Tea Company

 Bento Box Magazine - Japanese Green Tea Company

Bento Box Magazine - Japanese Green Tea Company


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