Japanese Food

yes if you dont burp you will be disrespected from that family or group of people

Menu is "メニュウ" (menyuu) in Japanese. It is pronounced the same way as in english and is written in Katakana using those characters.

Im very sorry, But i read that 4 times and still cant make out what you are trying to ask ><

Skinkansen's are bullet trains. They are air conditioned and have airline- type seats. They travel up to 230km/h between cities. Each train comes every 15 minutes.

the word for melon in japanease is メロン listen to it on google translator

because there main system is rice and was there ever since 2000 years ago.

All sorts of languages, but mainly Japanese

Tobiko is flying fish roe. If it's black, it has probably been mixed with squid ink.

If consume extremely large amounts like Naruto, yes. But don't copy what he does, he's a cartoon! I don't recommend having instant ramen every day because it has lots and lots and lots of sodium in it. It's your choice! After eating ramen for lunch @ school I had to go the doctor! Not recomended.

Well since i am not Japanese i don't think it is good lol....but some people think its good......try it!

I think they can grow up to zone 5 or 6 in the US

The cast of Miso - 2003 includes: Sung Ha Jo

ya it doesn't really matter. i am Japanese and i know that it doesn't matter. it is not like you are going to prison or something.

since wasabi is probably restricted to usage in restaurants, won't it make sense to determine the total market size for US food service restaurants? from there you just breakdown to the most likely users of wasabi: Asian restaurants (all), Pan Asian, fast casual, casual, etc. What is the total size of the US food service market to begin with?

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You can buy the cookies online at: www.asianfoodgrocer.com/.../meiji-hello-panda-choco-2-0-oz Each box is 98 cents.

That depends on what you eat as well as the ingredients in the food itself.

No they don't it's a Chinese thing.

The popularity of sushi is on the rise in Australia, while spring rolls appear to be gradually falling out of favour, according to findings from market research organisation Roy Morgan Research.

Between July 2009 and June 2014, the proportion of Australians who said they liked eating sushi has grown from 36 per cent to 40 per cent. Over the same period, the proportion who liked eating spring rolls declined slightly from 37 per cent to 35 per cent. Roy Morgan Research said a similar downward trend could be seen with other fried foods such as Dim Sims, Chiko Rolls and fries/hot chips.

hibachi tables are flat iron heated tables used to cook food teppanyaki style with a seating rim around in order for people to watch the show as their food is cooked

It's a Japanese recipe cooked at the Hibachi grill in Japanese restaurants.

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The video will tell you how to make onigiri with nori and tuna.

Very few Japanese are Christian and thusly they don't celebrate Christmas. New Years is a much bigger deal in Japan.

Take their shoa off , and point them at the door.