Anime Food Tarot A Deck and Guidebook Inspired by Popular Japanese Animation

by Bushman, Emily; Teng, Liew Yee

• ISBN13: 9780762486885
• ISBN10: 0762486880
• Format: Cards
• Copyright: 2024-09-03
• Publisher: RP Studio

Summary

Itadakimasu! Serve up spreads of insight and inspiration with this vibrantly illustrated tarot deck and guidebook inspired by your favorite anime dishes.

• A celebration of anime food and its meaning. Anime Food Tarot is a bright, mouth-watering interpretation of the tarot that reimagines the classic figures in the Major and Minor Arcana as iconic foods and staple Japanese dishes that appear in anime. Find inspiration in the iconic dishes that form the Major Arcana like The Fool's Pickled Plum Onigiri (Fruits Basket) or The World's Ramen (Naruto) and let the themed Minor Arcana suits sate your curiosity and offer guidance with dishes like yakatori, ramune, curry rice, cup noodles, and more.
• Deluxe set: This set includes 78 full-color illustrated cards (3 x 5 inches); an 88-page, full-color illustrated paperback book (3 x 5 inches); and a keepsake magnetic closure box. 
• Fully Illustrated tarot guidebook: This set includes a full-color illustrated companion book to the tarot deck, providing anime references as well as context and meaning for each delicious card.
• The perfect gift: This joyful, beautiful tarot deck set is an ideal gift for anime foodies and fans, as well as tarot readers of all skills.

 

Author Biography

Emily Bushman is a self-taught cook and baker who started her blog targeting food in anime, called Penguin Snacks, in 2015. A high school English teacher by day, Emily began her blog as a way to spend more time on her cooking hobby in the evenings, particularly focusing on her fascination with food in anime. The blog has since sprawled into a career working on video creation for the likes of anime streaming platform Crunchyroll, and for beloved franchises like Naruto, One Piece, Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma, Jujutsu Kaisen, and more. She currently lives, works, and bakes in a small apartment (with an even smaller kitchen) in Tokyo, Japan.