Totoro & Soot Sprites Bento For Sports Festivals. The film—which stars the voice actors Noriko Hidaka, Chika Sakamoto, and Hitoshi Takagi—tells the story of a professor's two young daughters (Satsuki and Mei) and their interactions. For other uses, see Totoro (disambiguation). With Hitoshi Takagi, Noriko Hidaka, Chika Sakamoto, Shigesato Itoi.

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Ingredients of Totoro & Soot Sprites Bento For Sports Festivals

It's 540 ml of White rice.
Prepare 4 of sheets Nori seaweed (whole sheets).
Prepare 2 slice of Sliced cheese.
You need 1 of Your choice of furikake or filling, etc..
Prepare 6 of Eggs (medium).
You need 1 of as much (to taste) Karaage (fried chicken).
It's 1 of strand Uncooked spaghetti.
Prepare 1 of as much (to taste) Your choice of side dishes.

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Totoro & Soot Sprites Bento For Sports Festivals instructions

Sprinkle on your choice of furikake or mix in any kind of filling to the cooked rice and let it cool..
Put rice on plastic wrap to make the following rice balls: 6 round-shaped (for Makkuro Kurosuke), 1 oval-shaped (for Totoro's body), and 2 small triangle-shaped (for Totoro's ears) rice balls..
Cut the nori seaweed to match each size of the rice balls and wrap each of them with the cut out pieces of nori seaweed..
Cut out the sliced cheese to make Totoro's belly, mouth, eyes, and Makkuro Kurosuke's eyes (I used this Anpanman cutter's cheek to punch out Totoro's eyes and used its eye to punch out Totoro's nose)..
Make the pattern on Totoro's belly by cutting out nori seaweed and sticking it onto the cheese cut out for Totoro's belly (making the pattern was too much work for me, so I cut the nori seaweed into just triangles)..
Once the rice balls cools down, stick on the features made out of cheese..
To make the pupils, poke out the cheese using a straw (you could make Totoro's nose out of the punched out cheese)..
Pack lettuce leaves on the bottom of the bento box, and put the rice balls on top (secure Totoro's ears on its body with pieces of raw pasta)..
Pack your choice of side dishes, such as omelette or karaage (fried chicken) around the rice balls and it's done..
I made this "Smiling Totoro with Catbus " version bento for a field trip..
I made this for a preschool sports festival..

As the girls cheer, Totoro pulls out a large, spinning top and stands on it. The girls cling to the fur on his belly and he flies into the air (still carrying the umbrella, like Mary Poppins), up the trunk of the tree. They sit on the high branches together, making music with hollow gourds. Make a stencil for Totoro's belly by taking a sheet of paper and cutting out a curved belly that fits the slice of banana bread. Place the stencil over the banana bread slice and give Totoro a generous dusting of icing sugar to create his belly.