Rolife Sakura Wine Alley: Japanese Street Food Culture on the Table

Sakura Wine Alley, a small but satisfying experience. This DIY book nook by Rolife captures the whimsical and beautiful elements of the famous Japanese street food culture, without you having to travel there. This miniature world is a great way to explore your hobby without having to travel or buy a passport.

Prepare your Palate

What happens when the sun goes down on a typical day at work in the Land of the Rising Sun? The streets will come alive as the Japanese lanterns glow and cooking smells fill the air. The alleys are lined with colorful signs of izakayas and ramen houses lining the alleys. Barbecue stands are grilling yakitori (chicken), gyu kushi (beef), and ikayaki (squid) while the chatter of friends and clinking of sake wine bottles fill the air.

Book nook builders, as hungry patrons gather and eagerly await the food to satisfy their appetites, you patiently build this diorama which will satiate your appetite for creativity and storytelling.

You are surrounded by the sights, sounds and smells of a foreign country, thousands of miles away. It's not a book nook, but it is a nook for reading books! The book nook is only 221mm tall (8.7in), but you'll be amazed at how much wonder, fulfillment and learning it will bring to your life.

Enchanting Elements

This kit brings to life the Sakura Wine Alley by showcasing several authentic Japanese attractions in an eye-opening manner.

Izakaya

Japanese pubs provide a relaxed, intimate setting for those who are hardworking and looking for a place to relax after hours. The book nook's signage, wooden door and crates with sake bottles add depth and realism, transporting you into the heart of Japan nightlife.

Ramen house

The steam rises from each bowl of noodles freshly prepared in the Ramen-ya. Condiments are arranged on the counter while red stools wait for patrons who are ready to enjoy their next culinary delight.

Barbecue Grill

The Kushikatsuinvites guests to experience a taste Osaka with skewered food, deep-fried foods, stir-fried noodles and fish fry sandwiches. The dessert is sweet and comforting fish-shaped cakes. What else can you ask?

Dreamy Details

Warm, filling and visually appealing!

Rolife's bustling nightlife with street food and Sakura Wine Alley strike the perfect balance of tradition and artistry. The wooden facades are decorated with kanji signs and cherry blossoms, while displaying the delicacies that this place is famous for.

Each aspect has been carefully designed to create a vibrant and immersive experience. This miniature is a conversation starter and a way to educate people who haven't been to Osaka.

This book nook is a true work of art: it's simple, subtle, and realism.

Savor Each Bite

This bite-sized Japanese street food passport will inspire creativity, patience and a love of travel. If you are a miniaturist or a collector, every step feels like stirring a pot of storytelling, tradition and artistry.

Specifications

• Brand: Rolife
• Product Name: Sakura Sake Alley
• Type: DIY Book Nook
• Model Number: TGB11
• Number Of Pieces: 249
• Assembly difficulty: (3.55 out of 5 stars).
• Dimensions assembled:111x195x221mm
• Dimensions of Packaging: 230 x79 x310 mm
• Main materials: density board, wood boards, cardboard
• Scenarios applicable: Personal Collection, Gift-giving, Parent-Child Interaction, Decoration Display, etc.