In Japan, beef from certain sacred animals, particularly from the context of Shinto beliefs, is often avoided. For example, the consumption of horse meat, particularly from revered breeds like the Kumamoto horse, is considered taboo in some regions. Additionally, certain fish, such as whale and dolphin, are controversial; while some may consume them, many Japanese people regard these animals with respect and do not eat them. Overall, the cultural context around food can lead to the designation of certain items as sacred or inappropriate for consumption.
i dont know where they get their food
The fact that rivers send water and food that sustains life, provides for cleaning, and seemingly replenishes itself might explain why many people in India still consider them sacred. People in India have many sacred idols.
In some cases yes but most of them dont since eatting sea food keeps the japanese fit and healthy. Chinese food is different fome japanese food. Chinese food taste great but its not really for a healthy life style unlike the japanese,they eat things which is good for you most of the time. I would know cuz im chinese and japanese.
Japanese people probably do eat Chinese food. Chinese and Japanese foods have similarities that suggest that they developed some foods together. Both cultures have access to the other's food, but would consider it international.
フード is the Japanese word for food.
Animal food in Japanese is..... Esa
By virtue of the fact that Japanese food is inherently Japanese, it would be fair to say that the people of Japan eat the most Japanese food.
the Japanese
The traditional Japanese food is very healthy. But just because its Japanese, it doesn't mean its the healthiest.
Yes it does. That is why it is called Japanese food. Some Japanese foods are in common with Chinese food too.
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In my opinion, the best Japanese food is sushi. I could eat it every day.