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[bento_smile]

Inspired by the comments: http://tigsource.com/articles/2010/01/08/miner-distraction#comments (#28 onward)



Download: http://bentosmile.com/games/japanophilia/Japanophilia.exe
3.6Mb-ish.
Made in 4 hours in Construct. 
Terrible midi music I nicked off the internet (it's Moonlight Densetsu from Sailor Moon, if anyone wonders)

Sorry  it's meant in the nicest, best humoured way! It's just a joke. I enjoyed making it, even though it's a huge mess.

[Tanner]

ahaahaha this is great

[supershigi]

I'm all about making off-topic posts today, so you'll have to forgive me... I'm curious, bento_smile... I saw your username and wondered, are you into making cute bentos?  Sorry, it's one of my hobbies, so I thought I'd ask.

[TheDustin]

Not much of a game, but I dig the art style.  I would probably assign the jizz button to "Z" and abstain button to "X" to make it more accesible, though. Spacebar and enter aren't the most intuitive combination of buttons.

[bento_smile]

I'm all about making off-topic posts today, so you'll have to forgive me... I'm curious, bento_smile... I saw your username and wondered, are you into making cute bentos?  Sorry, it's one of my hobbies, so I thought I'd ask.

Wow, those are some cute bentos! Impressive! Sadly, the only bento I ever make is the regular kind made with leftovers.  I do love some Japanese cooking though, especially okonomiyaki, tamagoyaki, and onigiri. 

[supershigi]

Yeah, I really like the bentos that this lady makes, they are so creative!  I've never taken pictures of the bentos I make, although I probably should ^_^  Ah, I love okonomiyaki... I haven't had it in a long time though, not since I visited my aunt in Japan a few years ago... but I make onigiri pretty frequently.  Where did you learn to cook Japanese food?

[bento_smile]

Yeah, I really like the bentos that this lady makes, they are so creative!  I've never taken pictures of the bentos I make, although I probably should ^_^  Ah, I love okonomiyaki... I haven't had it in a long time though, not since I visited my aunt in Japan a few years ago... but I make onigiri pretty frequently.  Where did you learn to cook Japanese food?

You should take photos! 

I learned off the internet mostly!  And from eating out at restaurants (I always pay attention to what I'm eating so I can copy it later). So I'm not great, but about as good as I can be with limited knowledge.

My friend taught me the technique for making onigiri by hand.  Her uncle is Japanese.

[moi]

My favorites are griligrili and tanukoriri kiriri.