Black represents the darkest side of Oba Yozo, a crisis toward the meaning of humanity itself. A person who slowly distances himself from others because the world feels too full of hypocrisy, ego, and an endless hunger that never seems to fade. Beneath all of that, there is still a desire to be understood, yet at the same time he continues to refuse truly opening himself up to anyone. To Yozo, people live their lives without ever truly questioning themselves. They accept destruction, falsehood, and pain as if those things are normal. The way humans continue living through all of it is what makes the world feel so unbearable and disgusting in his eyes. Black becomes a space for all the disgust, anger, isolation, and emptiness slowly consuming him from within.
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The Nori-ben monster we created, inspired by Hisashi Kashiwai’s series, is more than just a creature it embodies a child’s longing to understand their father more deeply through food. Every flavor, scent, and layer of the Nori-ben is woven into this monster, turning it into a living memory filled with taste and emotion. -
Kamogawa monsters Lil Public are inspired by Kamogawa, which is more than just a restaurant. It’s the place where every dish, flavor, and story comes to life. It feels warm and comforting, a place filled with joy, yet it can also stir new wounds for those who haven’t come to terms with their own feelings until they discover the dish that truly speaks to them. -
The Nikujaga monster we created reflects the emotions and desires of the character who ordered it. It speaks of flavors that go beyond reason, of life’s fleeting sparkle that isn’t the true center of our existence. Instead, it’s the enduring glow of a mother’s love timeless and unforgettable that truly shines through. -
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The Tendon monster we created, inspired by Hisashi Kashiwai’s series, embodies the warmth of two siblings cooking side by side. In every ingredient, there is their laughter, their quiet support, and their care for one another. From that bond comes a dish so rich in flavor, it leaves behind not just taste, but a memory that lingers long after the last bite a food memory that stays with the diner, warm and joyful, a reminder of how flavor can turn into something unforgettable. -
Hisashi Series-Nabeyaki The Nabeyaki monster embodies the spirit of a dish from Hisashi’s series, humble and unassuming, yet served with overflowing love. It’s the kind of flavor that lingers, wrapping you in the gentle comfort of home and the warmth of care. -
This hoodie is inspired by a mackerelis one of those unforgettable dishes. It reminds us that food can be a powerful remedy, not just for the body but for the heart bringing back warm memories that stay with us even as we grow older. -
The Naoki Monster we created was inspired by Naoki from Life Ceremony by Sayaka Murata. In a world where the human body is seen as material, Nana views it for its beauty and function. Naoki, however, quietly resists. He believes people are more than utility, even as he prepares for marriage and carries unresolved feelings about his late father. Naoki represents inner conflict, holding onto dignity and love in a reality that measures humanity by function. -
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The Ookii Hoshi Monster we created takes its name from the chapter “Big Star Clock” in Life Ceremony by Sayaka Murata. It tells of a young girl who moves to a country where night never comes and no one sleeps. In this endless brightness, she meets a boy, and together they make a simple promise to hold onto as they grow. “Big Star Clock” symbolizes constancy, hope, and the quiet promises that remain even when the world feels unfamiliar.
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The Hikiniku monster we created was inspired by the Hamburger Steak from Hisashi Kashiwai’s series. More than just a simple dish, it becomes a doorway to remembering someone deeply loved and cherished. With every bite, it brings back the warmth of moments long past moments that can never truly return, yet live again through taste, scent, and the gentle comfort the dish carries. -
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The Sushi monster, inspired by Hisashi Kashiwai’s series The Restaurant Detective, reflects the deep love of parents for their child. It carries the sweetness of happy family memories, while also touching on the sadness of loss not only of a loved one, but also the bittersweet reminder that even food can hold memories too precious to forget.
