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When was sushi brought to England?

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sushi was brought to England in 1885 when the first Japanese came to Britain. at first the came for education and work. later they settled, students professionals and servants. that is how Japanese food came to England.

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While it is unclear where sushi originally came from, it is widely accepted as a purely Japanese food item. Being an island nation, fish and other seafood is a big part of Japanese cuisine. Similarly, as a nation of rice farmers, this is the main staple in Japanese cuisine. Naturally, the two have come together in many forms, one of which is what you know as sushi. There will always be multiple versions of where things originated, but for an idea of the brief history of sushi, see this site: http://www.asianartmall.com/originsofsushi.htm