Editing Bento (section)

===By origin===
* ''[[Ekiben]]'' ({{lang|ja|駅弁}}) is ''bento'' sold at railway stations or onboard trains. There are many kinds of ''ekiben''; most are inexpensive and filling.
* ''Hokaben'' ({{lang|ja|ホカ弁}}) is any kind of ''bento'' bought at take-out ''bento'' shops. Freshly cooked hot ([[wikt:ほかほか|''hokahoka'']]) rice is usually served with freshly prepared side dishes. The name was popularized after a pioneering take-out ''bento'' franchise in the field, [[Hokka Hokka Tei]].
* ''Shidashi bentō'' ({{lang|ja|仕出し弁当}}) is made in a restaurant and delivered during lunch. This ''bento'' is often eaten at a gathering, such as a funeral or a party. It is usually packed with traditional Japanese foods like [[tempura]], rice and pickled vegetables. A ''shidashi bento'' packed with European-style food is also available.
* ''Soraben'' ({{lang|ja|空弁}}) is ''bento'' sold at [[Airport|airports]].