"Osetsu ryouri" (おせち料理) refers to a traditional Japanese New Year's cuisine. It consists of various dishes, each symbolizing good fortune, health, and prosperity for the coming year. The food is typically prepared in advance and served in specially decorated boxes called "jubako." Osetsu ryouri is an important part of Japanese New Year celebrations, emphasizing family gatherings and cultural heritage.
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Ore no Ryouri happened in 1999.
Ore no Ryouri was created in 1999.
'Ryouri suru' as a verb can mean to things: 'to cook' and 'to handle, to manage'. 'Ryouri shite' is a certain conjugation of that verb called 'te-form' which is used to show a sentence is not finished and is somehow connected to what we want to say next. E.g. 'Sakana wo Ryouri shite, tabeta' => 'We cooked the fish and ate it.'The same is true if it is used in sense of 'dealing with, managing'.
The cast of Kisetsu no Roshiya ryouri - 1953 includes: Anna Nikaido as herself
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Kakutou ryouri densetsu bistro recipe - 2001 is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-Y7
The cast of Osechi ryouri wa kataru - 1982 includes: Reiko Asai as herself Eiko Egami as herself Shimasaru Kino as Narrator
The Japanese word for cooking is 料理 (ryouri). To say 'to cook', one would simply add する (suru) on the end to make 料理する (ryouri suru).
[ 旨い料理をしないと飢えるよ :umai ryouri wo shinai to ueru yo ] would literally mean: [If you don't cook well you'll starve]. 料理を旨くしろ, それとも飢えろ :[ ryouri wo umaku shiro, soretomo uero] would literally mean: [Cook well, or starve]. The only difference is that the 2nd is in imperative form.
The cast of Tamerau nakare wakodo yo - 1935 includes: Setsuko Hara as Osetsu
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