The samurai is holding a grilled corn on the cob. The rich aroma of butter is simply irresistible. Are you thinking, "Well, obviously the samurai is going to eat it"? No. That is where you are wrong. The samurai is actually trying to hand that grilled corn to you. Why? Throughout his life, he has lived by the virtues of frugality and simplicity—consisting of little more than rice, miso soup, and a few pickles. Because of this, his stomach has become completely unaccustomed to butter. So, please accept it without hesitation. As for why he is holding the corn in the first place? Even I don't know. We have captured that exact moment in this artwork. The Allure of Grilled Corn Grilled corn on the cob, brushed with savory soy sauce and butter, is an absolute summer classic at Japanese street food stalls and festivals (matsuri). Unlike boiled corn, the grilling process caramelizes the natural sugars and creates a smoky, irresistible aroma. With a rich blend of sweet corn juice and savory umami in every bite, it's a quintessential taste of Japanese summer comfort food that you simply cannot miss. Specifications Material: High-quality art paper Sizes: A5, A4, A3, A2, A1 Printing Method: High-definition digital printing with a 200-year lightfastness guarantee Other: Frame is not included; please choose your favorite to suit your preference. Notes Images are for illustration purposes only. The color and texture of the actual product may slightly differ. Slight variations in size may occur. We hope this art print brings color and soothing warmth to your daily life. The Allure of Grilled Corn Grilled corn on the cob, brushed with savory soy sauce and butter, is an absolute summer classic at Japanese street food stalls and festivals (matsuri). Unlike boiled corn, the grilling process caramelizes the natural sugars and creates a smoky, irresistible aroma. With a rich blend of sweet corn juice and savory umami in every bite, it's a quintessential taste of Japanese summer comfort food that you simply cannot miss.