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replicas for quality control

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These replicas, arranged in stages from under-cooked to burnt, visually demonstrate the correct degree of browning for rice crackers, ensuring consistent quality and minimizing waste in the production process.*

  

Taken from the exhibition

  

Looks Delicious! Exploring Japan’s food replica culture

(October 2024 – February 2025)

 

Diners in Japan will often be tempted into one of the country’s 1.4 million restaurants by remarkably convincing three-dimensional recreations of available dishes, typically displayed in a glass case outside. Some of these food replicas are so realistic that it can be hard to believe that you can’t eat them.

This autumn, Japan House London presents Looks Delicious!, a mouth-watering journey through the uniquely Japanese phenomenon of sanpuru (from the word ‘sample’), offering UK audiences a rare opportunity to see these skilful creations up close and appreciate their artistry. There has never been an exhibition fully dedicated to Japanese food replicas in the UK before.

The practice of creating food replicas began in the early 20th century, when wax models introduced Japanese people to new kinds of cuisine, particularly yōshoku (lit. ‘western food’). From the 1920s, department stores in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and beyond began to regularly use food replicas to showcase their menus, in particular less familiar Chinese and European dishes. The trend spread quickly, and today the models are ubiquitous across Japan, despite being rarely seen outside of the country.

For this exhibition, the world-leading food replica manufacturer Iwasaki has been commissioned to create 47 brand new food samples, representing each of Japan’s prefectures. Dishes range from goya chanpuru (bitter melon stir fry) from Okinawa to the famous abundant seafood from the northern seas of Hokkaido. As well as this presentation of regional cuisine, Looks Delicious! explores: the history of food replica culture; how replicas are produced; how food models have become an integral part of nutritional education; alongside some alternative and future uses of food samples in Japan. Videos, maps and detailed diagrams will bring the art-form to life in a way that has never been seen before.

Historically made from candle wax and now frequently created using PVC, the process is incredibly bespoke, with each item being made to order for individual restaurants. Having evolved beyond menu promotion, the process has now become its own form of cultural expression in Japan, and food replicas can be found on goods from keyrings to phone cases, some of which will be stocked at the Shop at Japan House London.

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Taken in the Japan House

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