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What does this Japanese sign mean?: May 2009
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Sunday, May 24, 2009. YUBINKYOKU means a post office. In Japan, post offices provide not only postal service but also banking service and insurance service as in the U.K. and some other European countries. Post offices had been managed by the government for more a hundred years since 1871. But the 87th prime minister(2001-2006) Junichiro Koizumi. Made a law which privatize post offices. In 2005, and they were privatized and their services were divided into four companies in 2007. Links to this post.
What does this Japanese sign mean?: Q8:Dagashi
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Friday, January 23, 2009. The word "Dagashi" means Japanese cheap snack foods. It consists of two words, "Da" means futile or negligible and "Kashi" means a snack food or a sweet stuff. Most of them are priced very cheap because the main consumers of them are kids, especially elementary school students. There are hundreds of kinds of Dagashi and each of them has its own distinctive flavor. Link to the Japanese Wikipedia:" Dagashi. Is a very popular chocolate which has a wide variety of flavors. In the pa...
What does this Japanese sign mean?: Q5:100-YEN SHOP
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Saturday, January 17, 2009. Is a Japanese variety store where you can buy almost all of the goods at a hundred yen(about a dollar). The largest 100-yen shop franchise, has more than 2,400 stores in Japan and also has more than 300 stores outside the country. The number is higher than the number of local governments in Japan. And there are many other franchise chains and independent stores. So, it would be safe to say that all the Japanese cities has a 100-yen shop. Link to a Japanese site: "Shop 99".
What does this Japanese sign mean?: Q7:HORUMON
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Tuesday, January 20, 2009. HORUMON stands for HORUMON-YAKI. HORUMON means "offal" and YAKI means "burned" or "grilled", so the word HORUMON-YAKI means a grilled offal. It's a kind of YAKINIKU. A grilled meat, and it's popular in the Kansai district. Link to a Japanese site: "JONETSU HORUMON". It had become popular soon. At that time, HORUMON-YAKI was just a vulgar food, but it has been improved for years and become popular also among young people. DOTE-NI, a offal dish stewed in miso. Is popular in Nagoya.
What does this Japanese sign mean?: Q9:TAKUHAI
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Friday, January 23, 2009. TAKUHAI, or DEMAE, means home delivery services. In Japan, you can order various kinds of foods such as sushi. And pizza on the phone. Link to a sushi delivery franchise: "Chagetsu". Pizza is also very popular and common. There are more than a thousand pizza delivery shops in Japan. So you can order out for pizza wherever you are. Link to a pizza delivery franchise: "PIZZA-LA". Dishes are very expensive and high-class meals. Unagi, Japanese eels. And they cost around 3000 yen...
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The wonderful world of Kyushoku: March 2009
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The wonderful world of Kyushoku. Kyushoku" means a school lunch in Japanese. I'm introducing various kinds of dishes through Kyushoku. Wednesday, March 25, 2009. The word Himono means dry foods, especially dried fishes. As you know, a dried fish( stockfish. Has a long storage life and high amount of nutrients. Besides, it has good flavor and it's very cheap. So, it's a essential element of Japanese cuisine. There are many kinds of fishes served as Himono such as:. Links to this post.
The wonderful world of Kyushoku: Kyushoku 2 : KOROKKE(croquette)
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The wonderful world of Kyushoku. Kyushoku" means a school lunch in Japanese. I'm introducing various kinds of dishes through Kyushoku. Sunday, January 25, 2009. Kyushoku 2 : KOROKKE(croquette). Is a kind of western-style dish( YOSHOKU. It's derived from a French dish, Croquette. How To Make Korokke]. 1 Peel potatos and boil. 3 Saute onions and ground meat. 4 Mix 2 and 3. 5 Season 4 with salt and pepper. 6 Shape 5 into oval patties(like a hamburger steak). 7 Coat 6 with flour. 8 Dip 7 in beaten egg.
The wonderful world of Kyushoku: Kyushoku 4 : NIKU-JAGA(beef stew)
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The wonderful world of Kyushoku. Kyushoku" means a school lunch in Japanese. I'm introducing various kinds of dishes through Kyushoku. Sunday, February 8, 2009. Kyushoku 4 : NIKU-JAGA(beef stew). Is a kind of Japanese stew. "Niku" means meat, and "Jaga" stands for "Jaga-Imo" which means a potato, so Niku-Jaga is a stew mainly consists of meat and potatoes. The sauce of Niku-Jaga contains sugar, soy sauce and sake. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Kyushoku 4 : NIKU-JAGA(beef stew).
The wonderful world of Kyushoku: Kyushoku 1 : GYOZA(Jiaozi)
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The wonderful world of Kyushoku. Kyushoku" means a school lunch in Japanese. I'm introducing various kinds of dishes through Kyushoku. Saturday, January 24, 2009. Kyushoku 1 : GYOZA(Jiaozi). GYOZA is a Chinese dish, which is pronounced as "Jiaozi". In China. Chinese people eat Gyoza as a staple food and it's very popular in their country. In Japan, it's also popular and many restaurants serve it. Japanese popular Chinese franchise. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Kyushoku 3 : MABO-DOFU(Mapo doufu).
The wonderful world of Kyushoku: February 2009
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The wonderful world of Kyushoku. Kyushoku" means a school lunch in Japanese. I'm introducing various kinds of dishes through Kyushoku. Sunday, February 8, 2009. Kyushoku 4 : NIKU-JAGA(beef stew). Is a kind of Japanese stew. "Niku" means meat, and "Jaga" stands for "Jaga-Imo" which means a potato, so Niku-Jaga is a stew mainly consists of meat and potatoes. The sauce of Niku-Jaga contains sugar, soy sauce and sake. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Kyushoku 4 : NIKU-JAGA(beef stew).
The wonderful world of Kyushoku: Kyushoku 3 : MABO-DOFU(Mapo doufu)
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The wonderful world of Kyushoku. Kyushoku" means a school lunch in Japanese. I'm introducing various kinds of dishes through Kyushoku. Sunday, January 25, 2009. Kyushoku 3 : MABO-DOFU(Mapo doufu). Is a kind of Chinese dish using tofu. In China, it's a very hot and spicy meal. But many Japanese people prefer a more mild taste, so most Chinese restaurants in Japan season it with less amount of spices. There are some other variations of Mabo dishes such as MABO-NASU(eggplant), MABO- HARUSAME.
The wonderful world of Kyushoku: HIMONO(stockfish)
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The wonderful world of Kyushoku. Kyushoku" means a school lunch in Japanese. I'm introducing various kinds of dishes through Kyushoku. Wednesday, March 25, 2009. The word Himono means dry foods, especially dried fishes. As you know, a dried fish( stockfish. Has a long storage life and high amount of nutrients. Besides, it has good flavor and it's very cheap. So, it's a essential element of Japanese cuisine. There are many kinds of fishes served as Himono such as:. April 9, 2010 at 12:43 AM. If you want t...
The wonderful world of Kyushoku: January 2009
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The wonderful world of Kyushoku. Kyushoku" means a school lunch in Japanese. I'm introducing various kinds of dishes through Kyushoku. Sunday, January 25, 2009. Kyushoku 3 : MABO-DOFU(Mapo doufu). Is a kind of Chinese dish using tofu. In China, it's a very hot and spicy meal. But many Japanese people prefer a more mild taste, so most Chinese restaurants in Japan season it with less amount of spices. There are some other variations of Mabo dishes such as MABO-NASU(eggplant), MABO- HARUSAME. 4 Mix 2 and 3.
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Sunday, May 24, 2009. YUBINKYOKU means a post office. In Japan, post offices provide not only postal service but also banking service and insurance service as in the U.K. and some other European countries. Post offices had been managed by the government for more a hundred years since 1871. But the 87th prime minister(2001-2006) Junichiro Koizumi. Made a law which privatize post offices. In 2005, and they were privatized and their services were divided into four companies in 2007. Links to this post.
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