お握り (onigiri) or 握り飯 (nigirimeshi) can be used to mean "rice ball" in Japanese.
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It is called 'onigiri' in Japanese. These riceballs are often wrapped in seaweed (nori) for easy (and mess free) handling, and can contain a variety of fillings; tuna, pickled plums, meat, etc.
you need like a seaweed wraping..(i forget) Then get Jappaneese rice, better if rice is already cooked, and glad cling wrap or something. Then put some rice in the glad cling wrap. Form it into a sphere/ball and take it out. Take out 1 sheet of seaweed wraping and put the rice in, and put in fish. Form the riceball how u want it, it seems better cold. Then there, you have a riceball!! And sorry, I have no clue how harvest moon got on to the tags :].
you need like a seaweed wraping..(i forget) Then get Jappaneese rice, better if rice is already cooked, and glad cling wrap or something. Then put some rice in the glad cling wrap. Form it into a sphere/ball and take it out. Take out 1 sheet of seaweed wraping and put the rice in, and put in fish. Form the riceball how u want it, it seems better cold. Then there, you have a riceball!! And sorry, I have no clue how harvest moon got on to the tags :].
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