Japanese Food Illustration & Art

In this article, We will introduce books of Japanese Food Illustration & Art. Enjoy illustrations and art of Japanese food and sweets that will make you hungry just by looking at them.

A lot of food in Studio Ghibli (Tokuma Anime Picture Book Mini)

This is an animated picture book that introduces in detail the various foods that appear in Studio Ghibli films.

THE WONDERFUL & DELICIOUS IN JAPAN by Kailene Falls

Food illustrator Kailene Falls guides you through a gourmet and cultural guide to Japan.

Ama Terror (Sweets Terror)! – Mao Momiji

The second collection of works by Mao Momiji, an illustrator whose “Meshi Terror” is very popular! This time, the collection is all about sweets, “Ama Terror (Sweets Terror)!

An Illustrated Guide to Japanese Food WASHOKU

A guidebook that introduces Japanese food culture in English with illustrations.

Ageru (frying) by Harapekomegane

This is the second picture book about food by the popular illustration unit “Harapekomegane” with a live atmosphere. This time, the theme is “frying”.

Sushi Picture Book (Osushi no Ehon Hei Omachi!)

A picture book about sushi, illustrated with woodblock prints, by Yuki Hikosaka, a woodblock print artist at Hikosaka Woodcut Studio, and creative director Izumi Morito.

Ekiben to Fukei (Station lunch and Scenery）by Mame Ikeda

Starting from Tokyo, this picture book takes you on a journey of enjoying bento boxed lunches and the scenery of Japan’s unique landmarks and towns where you can see people’s daily lives.

Kyou no Gohan (Today’s Meal) by Yasumi Kato

A picture book of food that is more real than photos, drawn by Yasumi Kato.

100 WRITING & CRAFTING PAPERS: BREADS & PASTRIES

Includes 100 cute “bread” papers from popular authors! Pictures of delicious-looking bread and bread-related works by popular artists have been turned into cute stationery.

Chihiro Sakurada Art works- Full Moon (Mangetsu)Coffee Shop Menu Book

This is the first art book by Chihiro Sakurada, who has been creating her own unique worldview based on the concept of the Full Moon (Mangetsu) Coffee Shop, an imaginary coffee shop that serves fantastic sweets and drinks.