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Winter not cold enough for you? Let this Japanese company turn your iPhone into an IcePhone!

Yukari Mitsuhashi Yukari Mitsuhashi
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Some of our readers may recall when we previously featured food sample iPhone cases from Hamee. This is a company that leverages Japan’s expert craftsmanship for creating realistic food samples to produce incredible, one of a kind iPhone cases. Many of these cases are already available to overseas consumers via Hamee’s recently rebranded e-commerce website for global consumers, Hamee Strapya World. One unique case recently added to its lineup is the IcePhone case. It was created in collaboration with ice cream critic, Iceman Fukutome, who claims to eat at least over 1,000 bars of ice cream per year from various convenience stores. The IcePhone comes in two designs: one is a breezy looking blue soda popsicle, and another is a chocolate crunch ice cream. Both cases are available for the iPhone 5s and the iPhone 5. Unfortunately these two popsicle cases are not currently available on the international e-commerce site, but it is on sale over on Rakuten for 3,990 yen (or about $38) each if you’d like to order it online. More food related unique phone case can be found over on Hamee, as well as a wide assortment of cute character cases, like Hello Kitty for example. 

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Some of our readers may recall when we previously featured food sample iPhone cases from Hamee. This is a company that leverages Japan’s expert craftsmanship for creating realistic food samples to produce incredible, one of a kind iPhone cases. Many of these cases are already available to overseas consumers via Hamee’s recently rebranded e-commerce website for global consumers, Hamee Strapya World.

One unique case recently added to its lineup is the IcePhone case. It was created in collaboration with ice cream critic, Iceman Fukutome, who claims to eat at least over 1,000 bars of ice cream per year from various convenience stores. The IcePhone comes in two designs: one is a breezy looking blue soda popsicle, and another is a chocolate crunch ice cream. Both cases are available for the iPhone 5s and the iPhone 5.

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Unfortunately these two popsicle cases are not currently available on the international e-commerce site, but it is on sale over on Rakuten for 3,990 yen (or about $38) each if you’d like to order it online.

More food related unique phone case can be found over on Hamee, as well as a wide assortment of cute character cases, like Hello Kitty for example. 

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Fun iPhone food cases lets you taste Japan’s fall flavors

Yukari Mitsuhashi Yukari Mitsuhashi
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Here in Japan, fall is a special season. It’s often described with the saying ‘Shokuyoku-no-aki’ (roughly translated as ‘fall for appetite’), a time when many ingredients including vegetables and fish can be enjoyed at their best. One Japanese company, Hamee, is bringing the special season to its series of iPhone cases, mimics food as plastic samples. Here are a few fun iPhone 5 cases that are handcrafted here in Japan. Sanma One fish eaten especially in the fall is Sanma, or Brevoort. Check out this iPhone 5 case with a very realistic and juicy piece of fish on top. It is available for 3,990 yen (about $41). Negi (Japanese onion) Negi is a magical ingredient that can make just about any food more tasty. For those who can’t get enough of it, you can always carry it with you on your iPhone. It is also available for 3,990 yen. Unagi Unagi, or broiled eel, on top of rice is called Unajyu. The flavorful smell of cooked eel with charcoal fire is irresistible, luring us into restaurants this time of the year. This unagi iPhone case comes with rice, and on the back of the transparent case, the rice is visible,…

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Here in Japan, fall is a special season. It’s often described with the saying ‘Shokuyoku-no-aki’ (roughly translated as ‘fall for appetite’), a time when many ingredients including vegetables and fish can be enjoyed at their best. One Japanese company, Hamee, is bringing the special season to its series of iPhone cases, mimics food as plastic samples.

Here are a few fun iPhone 5 cases that are handcrafted here in Japan.

Sanma

One fish eaten especially in the fall is Sanma, or Brevoort. Check out this iPhone 5 case with a very realistic and juicy piece of fish on top. It is available for 3,990 yen (about $41).

Hamee-Sanma-iPhonecase

Negi (Japanese onion)

Negi is a magical ingredient that can make just about any food more tasty. For those who can’t get enough of it, you can always carry it with you on your iPhone. It is also available for 3,990 yen.

Hamee-Negi-iPhonecase

Unagi

Unagi, or broiled eel, on top of rice is called Unajyu. The flavorful smell of cooked eel with charcoal fire is irresistible, luring us into restaurants this time of the year. This unagi iPhone case comes with rice, and on the back of the transparent case, the rice is visible, giving it a super authentic look. It is available over on Strapya for 3,990 yen.

Hamee-unagi-iphonecase

Bacon & Egg

Another in this series to of plastic food sample iPhone case is bacon and egg.

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Plastic food samples are very common in Japanese restaurants, to give customers a better idea of the food before they order. There is even an area in Tokyo called Kappabashi, where cooks can shop for cooking tools and order cooking samples that suit their menu.

These eye-catching iPhone food cases may not fulfill your appetite, but they’ll be sure to turn some heads.

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