Tomiyashouoten Launches Shrine-Curated Fortune Bento 'Fortune Bento' on June 24 — Incorporates as Valley Commons Inc.

Tomiyashouoten (headquartered in Tomigaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo), which has supported film sets and corporate dining for seven years, announces the pre-sale of a special bento, 'Fortune Bento,' in collaboration with Yoyogi Hachiman Shrine—renowned as the shrine of performing arts deities—starting June 24, 2026. Priced at ¥2,700 (tax included), the product will be available not only in-store but also via self-delivery.

This product is an experiential bento that integrates 'eating,' 'praying,' and 'receiving words' into one. Beyond delicious food, it aims to nourish the heart through blessings from Yoyogi Hachiman Shrine and wisdom selected by the shrine’s chief priest. The offering targets domestic customers as well as international visitors seeking an authentic 'Japanese cultural experience.'

Opening the hexagonal box reveals a colorful assortment of traditional Japanese side dishes—and a single fortune slip.

Mealtime transforms into a special moment to receive the day’s fortune.

Including a shrine-curated omikuji with a bento is a new proposal that fuses food and culture.

Product Overview

Product Name: Fortune Bento

Price: ¥2,700 (tax included)

Sales Start: June 24, 2026

Sales Method: Invoice or online payment

Pickup: Delivery or in-store pickup at Tomiyashouoten (2-chome, Tomigaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo)

Reservation/Purchase: Landing page

Website

Landing page

Reservation landing page

Bento Contents

【Rice】Saitama Prefecture-grown special cultivation Koshihikari rice

・Wagyu roast beef

・Red salmon grilled with seaweed salt

・Gari and chicken tender miso seaweed fry

・White miso Sichuan pepper croquette

・Tofu skin stewed in Taiwanese-style star anise broth

・Special red bean manju with cat print (limited design inspired by the cats of Yoyogi Hachiman Shrine)

・Several additional side dishes

・Packaged in a hexagonal original box

About 'Tomikuji' (Yoyogi Hachiman Shrine-curated Omikuji)

The 'Tomikuji' included with the bento is a special omikuji supervised by the chief priest of Yoyogi Hachiman Shrine. A total of 50 types are available, including 'Daishin Kichi'—a category not found in standard omikuji.

Each omikuji includes:

・Today’s lucky ingredient and its benefits

・Fortune (Daishin Kichi / Daikichi / Shoukichi / Kichi / Kyō)

・A 'golden quote' from a historical figure selected by the chief priest

Eating, praying, receiving words—three experiences packed into one bento, unlike any before.

Concept

"May the blessings of Yoyogi’s forest come with your bento."

Rooted in the neighborhood of Tomigaya, Tomiyashouoten has aimed to gently connect 'people, community, and hearts' through food. Born from gratitude for seven years of daily bento-making near Yoyogi Hachiman Shrine, 'Fubento' carries encouragement for all who choose it.

May delicious food bring energy. May that energy bring smiles to others and brighten the neighborhood—this bento aspires to be the starting point of a 'delicious cycle.'

About Tomiyashouoten

Based in Tomigaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Tomiyashouoten launched 'Saxe Bleu Diner,' a roast beef specialty restaurant curated by Yoyogi Imahan, in 2014. In 2018, it expanded as Tomiyashouoten, now operating breakfast, lunch, location catering, corporate party catering, and in-store sales with a two-kitchen system. It has served numerous events for foreign fashion and luxury brands, with over 100 regular corporate clients. In June 2026, it incorporated as Valley Commons Inc.