Product Description
Enjoy fresh and delicious rice with this My Neighbor Totoro Banko Ware Ohitsu Rice Container, a traditional Japanese ceramic rice storage bowl designed to keep cooked rice at an ideal moisture level.
Made with Banko ware ceramic, the container naturally absorbs excess moisture, helping prevent rice from becoming sticky while maintaining its texture and flavor. This traditional method of rice storage has been used in Japanese kitchens for generations.
The container can be placed directly in the refrigerator or freezer for storage, and it is also microwave and oven safe, allowing you to easily reheat rice in the same container. With the included lid, there is no need for plastic wrap, making it convenient and practical for everyday use.
The rounded shape is comfortable to hold, while the curved interior base follows the shape of a rice paddle, allowing you to scoop rice easily without leaving any behind.
Featuring a simple and warm design inspired by My Neighbor Totoro, this ceramic rice container fits naturally into many kitchen and dining settings.
This model is designed for 2 cups of rice capacity.
Key Features
• Inspired by My Neighbor Totoro from Studio Ghibli
• Traditional Japanese Banko ware ceramic rice container
• Helps maintain ideal moisture for cooked rice
• Absorbs excess moisture to keep rice from becoming sticky
• Suitable for refrigerator, freezer, microwave, and oven use
• Lid included – no plastic wrap needed
• Rounded shape designed for comfortable handling
• Curved interior bottom allows easy rice scooping
• Suitable for 2 cups of rice capacity
Size Information
Product Size (Inch)
| Item |
Diameter |
Height |
| Product |
7.24 in |
4.06 in |
Product Size (cm)
| Item |
Diameter |
Height |
| Product |
18.4 cm |
10.3 cm |
Capacity
| Unit |
Capacity |
| Milliliter |
1200 ml |
| Liter |
1.2 L |
Weight
Approx. 1,285 g
Material
Ceramic (Banko Ware)
Country of Origin
Japan
Important Notes
• When reheating rice stored in the freezer, defrost before microwaving
• Natural variations in color and texture may occur due to ceramic production
• These variations are part of the unique character of handmade pottery
