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さしみをたべる。 "sashimi o taberu" means "to eat sashimi"
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What do Japanese baboons eat?
Sashimi
What do Japanese eat?
Japanese eat a variety of food such as noodle,sushi,sashimi,rice and meat.
What does sashimi mean in japanese?
Sashimi means "pierced body " in Japanese.
Who invented sashimi?
The Japanese
What do Japanese people like to do?
They love to wake up early in the morning, eat sushi and sashimi and take photographs.
Where did sashimi originate?
Sashimi is a technique of thinly slicing uncooked seafood and uncooked meat. It is Japanese in origin.
Raw fish served alone in Japanese cuisine is known as what?
Sashimi
Japanese food that starts with o?
Two most common Japanese foods starting with S is Sashimi and Sushi
What are 10 Japanese foods?
Sushi, sashimi, okonomiyaki, unagidon, yakisoba, miso, yakiniku, sukiyaki, tempura, tsukemen.
Why is sashimi important to Japanese culture?
I have no idea but i think it might have something to do with the fact that its SUPER yummy nummy in my tummy wummy
How do Japanese people eat there food?
To eat a bowl of rice or soup, lift the bowl with one hand. It's common to sip Japanese-style soup from the soup bowl. Please eat the ingredients with chopsticks, holding the bowl with one hand.To eat side dishes, you don't need to lift plates or bowls. Cut large pieces of food into small pieces with your chopsticks and put it in your mouth.To eat sashimi (raw fish slices), mix wasabi horseradish with soy sauce in a small plate and dip sashimi in the sauce to eat. If you like wasabi, put a little bit of wasabi directly on a sashimi slice and dip it in soy sauce.To eat tempura, put some toppings in tempura dipping sauce if available. Then, dip tempura in the sauce.To eat nigiri-zushi (oval shaped sushi), clean your hands at first. Pour some soy sauce in a small plate. Pick up a piece of sushi with your fingers and dip the topping side in soy sauce to eat.
What are some Japanese influences to the Filipino culture?
Some Japanese influences on Filipino culture include martial arts like karate and judo, cuisine like tempura and ramen, and visual arts like anime and manga. Additionally, certain traditional customs and practices in the Philippines have been influenced by Japan, such as the use of chopsticks and the practice of bonsai cultivation.
