A hyperrealistic close-up of a Japanese bento box styled to resemble a school rooftop. The bento is meticulously arranged with edible components that mimic architectural and environmental details. The rice forms the rooftop surface, lightly dusted with furikake to suggest gravel texture. A small tamagoyaki is shaped like a rooftop shed, complete with nori strips as window frames. Grilled chicken skewers stand upright like antenna towers, and thin cucumber slices form safety railings around the edges. Cherry tomatoes and broccoli florets are placed to resemble rooftop garden planters, while a small piece of pickled radish is cut into the shape of a bench. A boiled egg, halved and positioned strategically, evokes the sun setting behind the “building.” The background is softly blurred to suggest a schoolyard far below, enhancing the illusion of elevation. Lighting is natural and directional, casting realistic shadows across the bento landscape. The overall composition is playful yet grounded in photorealistic detail, with editorial food photography style, shallow depth of field, and crisp textures