The Japan Delicacy Poster is the first poster that illustrates Japanese delicacies and local specialties. The piece of wall art consists of 42 distinctive local food and unique dishes across the land of Japan.
Delicacies from Japan have been spreading to the western world at a very rapid pace over the past few decades. However, as designer Fanny Chu traveled more and more between the USA and Japan, she realized these specialties are especially famous in one region over another for good reasons. Fundamentally, most of these delicacies remain local due to geographical, cultural and historical influence. This includes items like delicious local seafood such as snow crab, squid and sea urchin. There are also cultural, exotic dishes such as raw chicken sashimi, monkfish hot pot and beef tongue. Some historical dishes are still popular in some cities, just like wanko soba, cherry blossom pickles and rice cracker soup.
The Japan Delicacy Poster Guide is now live on Kickstarter. To support the campaign, backers may choose to receive a digital version of the poster print to avoid shipping fees.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Localized Food and Delicacies
- Designing posters that showcase localized food and delicacies can promote tourism and educate people about different cultures and their native cuisine.
- Interactive Food Guides
- Creating interactive food guides that educate viewers about exotic and cultural dishes can be a great opportunity for disruptive innovation in the tourism and travel industry.
- Digitization of Wall Art
- Transforming traditional wall art into digital versions can reduce shipping fees and open new markets for illustrators and designers, creating new opportunities for the art and digital industries.
Sectors Adopting This
- Tourism
- By promoting localized food and delicacies, the tourism industry can attract food enthusiasts and educate travelers about different cultures and their native cuisine.
- Food and Beverage
- Creating interactive food guides can help food and beverage companies to promote exotic and cultural dishes, improve customer engagement, and enhance brand awareness.
- Art and Design
- Digitization of wall art not only reduces shipping fees but also creates new opportunities for illustrators and designers by opening new markets for their digital artwork.
