A vivid rainbow leaps into view 🌈And your imagination instantly soars to the vast sky beyond it! Red, orange, yellow, green, deep green, brown, and purple.Each color is a blessing from the natural world, a gift from God.Not a single animal product is used—only ingredients bestowed by the earth and the sea, forming this miraculous gradation.It’s so breathtaking, you can almost feel the vibrant pulse of life itself! “It was so, so, so, so beautiful and delicious!”Of course, the children were overjoyed and full of praise. At the center shines the word “VEGAN.” “Jesus Christ was the last and ultimate sacrifice—so it is no longer necessary to eat a diet that comes with the suffering of animals.”(Sacred Word of Masaaki-sama at the Beginning of Spring Service, February 4, 2026) Thanks to Masaaki-sama, we are now able to walk, with this conviction, the path of salvation in Christian veganism—a path that Masaaki-sama has opened for us.This bento, prepared by Mami-okusama, is none other than a rainbow bridge leading to Masaaki-sama, the hope of all humanity. Just looking at it fills the heart with light. Let us share this hope-filled bento, and joyfully and wholeheartedly serve in spreading this Christian veganism revealed by Masaaki-sama! 【Bento contents received from Mami-okusama】✦ 30 percent polished rice cooked in a clay pot (230g) 🍚Layered across the bottom of the bento box. ✦ Miso soup ✦ From the left 🌈· Paste of homemade pickled plums matured for three years· Salt-boiled carrots· Homemade takuan (pickled daikon) made by a member· Salt-boiled rapeseed blossoms· Aonori (green seaweed flakes)· Crispy grilled burdock root and hijiki (previously shared on Instagram)· Homemade yukari (red shiso seasoning) ✦ OtherThe “VEGAN” lettering and the flowers were made from salt-boiled daikon radish, topped with freshly toasted white sesame seeds. A rainbow of hope in your heart 🌈 Mami-okusama’s super cute vegan bento, no. 34Likes, saves, and shares are most welcome✨ ***About Mami-okusama (Mami Okada)Mami-okusama was born in Aichi Prefecture and was raised in a farming household. Also known as Japan’s Vegan Beauty, she is the wife of and Aide to Masaaki-sama (Masaaki Okada), World Church of Messiah’s Representative of Kyoshu. She is a vegan recipe developer focusing on the Japanese vegan diet. She is the first to establish the “vegan deco ben” (vegan decorative bento) and “vegan kyara ben” (vegan character bento) genres. Not only are they beautiful to the eye, these bento are created entirely from plant-based ingredients, in line with what Masaaki-sama teaches on the truth of food, that seasonal and local eating rooted in the climate and terrain of Japan is the most beneficial for health and well-being, that is, to eat what grows in one’s local region. Through these and also through the creation of her many original recipes, she seeks to spread the Christian vegan diet—the true healthy diet. She graduated from University of Tsukuba. During her studies there, she became actively involved in volunteer activities such as refugee support. She was also repeatedly asked to participate in the Miss Tsukuba Contest and was approached by many modeling agencies, but she declined all of these offers as she wanted to focus on refugee support activities. In recognition of her efforts in refugee support, she received the University of Tsukuba President’s Award in 2012. She holds a license to teach English to intermediate and high school students. After graduating from university, she began working for World Church of Messiah in 2013. In 2014, she married Masaaki-sama, the great-grandson of the founder of World Church of Messiah, Meishu-sama (Mokichi Okada 1882–1955), and the representative and successor of Kyoshu-sama. On May 24, 2026, on the day of Pentecost, she assumed the position of Aide to the Representative of Kyoshu. Currently, while raising three children, she is working tirelessly unlike anyone else in the practice and spread of the Christian vegan diet as taught in Masaaki-sama’s revolutionary message: “Jesus Christ was the last and ultimate sacrifice—so it is no longer necessary to eat a diet that comes with the suffering of animals.”