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Bento Boxes, where do you buy them online?

I have a fairly large collection of bento boxes, but darn it, I'm a collector and want more. Thing is, my go to source, jbox/list.com costs a fortune in shipping. Does anyone here know of a good online source, not located in Japan, where I can continue to feed my addiction?

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I used the Wok Shop to buy a cleaver and have been very pleased. However, I have never purchased a bento box, but here are a couple of choices.
Bento Box
Deluxe Bento Box

If you've bought ANY online then you've more than likely been to these links...but I tried.

http://www.from-japan-with-love.com/
http://www.ichibankanusa.com/
http://www.thisnext.com/tag/bento-box/
http://bentocrazy.ecrater.com/
http://www.marukaiestore.com/

Your best bet...take a trip to the West Coast or...as far west as you can go! Seriously, you can only find so much variety online. That's my experience anyway. Good luck!

I've purchased three or so from different eBay sellers, with good luck. Two of them came from Japan, but the prices were low enough that I didn't mind the somewhat costly shipping. ^_^

Since no one but the Bento lovers is reading this thread, any and all of you please email me to talk Bento!!

armichard@yahoo.com

The only online purchases I've made for bento containers have been through eBay for Chococat and other Sanrio stuff. I wanted to get a My Neighbor Totoro one once, but the bidding went stupid high-- that I gave up. IIRC, it ended up being $80.

The bulk of my bento stuff are sent by family in Japan and Hawaii. I didn't realize Marukai had an online store. My father always takes me there every time I visit, along with Shirokiya and Don Quijote.

There is a great selection of bento boxes and accessories at Sugarcharms.com
(sorry, I don't know how to do the link thing ;0 )

@Cassaendra - My Neighbor Totoro! Miyazaki is the KING!!! Can't wait to see Ponyo.

Somewhat unrelated note: Oooh, Chisai, gettin' fancy. Using the <em>italic tags</em> in your title! ;)

I went away for a few days, so forgive my not responding. Thank you all for your suggestions. I'm about to do some serious hunting now.

@arm, the only one of those sites I knew about was Ichiban, so I'm delight to have new sites to go through.

@Adam, I rock, yes?

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