Takenaka has been making the tools for a proper meal since 1925, when workers in Ishikawa started carrying hand-lacquered bento boxes to their jobs. A century of practice later, this little case carries a stainless steel fork, knife, and spoon in an airtight gasket-sealed case that slides into any bag without rattling. Real flatware — cus
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I purchased two of these cutlery cases. The pink one is exactly as expected and very nice. I purchased another one that was supposed to be an orange color as pictured on their website but came in as a terra-cotta color. I contacted the company to ask to return it and get the tangerine color when it was available and to also let them know their imagery was all mixed up. I never heard back from them. Not impressed with Rarely customer service.
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Jacqueline · July 23, 2026
Imagery is wrong on website and a much different color arrived. Rarely did not respond to my request to exchange for the right color.