“ABOUT JAPAN” Just started!!
Hi! I’m Tomomasa
Please call me Tomo!
It’s sudden, but how much do you know about Japan?
Sushi, Manga, Tokyo and Ramen?
Oh my gosh…it’s not enough for me!
I really want you to know about us more!!
So I thought I had to communicate more about Japan.
Normally, I’m writing articles, which was written in Japanese, about my study abroad for Japanese people who want to go to another countries.
However, I’m starting to write articles about Japan from time to time because we haven’t communicate about our country well to the world.
So I’d be very happy if you could read it.
It means that if you could enjoy this blog, you have to spread it in society!.
Make sense?
OK! Let’s see a first article about Japan!!
Do you know Oshiruko?
Do you know Oshiruko?
It’s very very very important in Japan!
If you want to know about Japan, you should know about Oshiruko earlier than anything else in Japanese.
There is a possibility that you are asked about it when passing through immigration gates at airports.
Well…I’ve never heard of that situation.
Anyway!
You need to know it!
What is Oshiruko?
Oshiruko is a kind of traditional Japanese sweets.
According to history books, Japanese people have been eating it since the Edo period, about 400 years ago.
The Edo period is one of the Japanese eras, and “Edo” means the old name of Tokyo.
It’s so sweet!
Be careful, if you eat one hundred bowls of Oshiruko like the second and the fourth picture at once, you might die.
If you like sweet foods, I want you to try to eat once because it’s really good!
You may be able to go to heaven before you die.
I’m positive.
By the way, the white object are rice cakes and the brown objects are red beans.
In Japan, rice cakes are called Mochi and red beans are called Azuki.
Have you had both?
Not yet!?
No～I can’t believe you…
I ate it yesterday.
You must come to our country immediately.
Go buy air tickets right now!
SEE YOU AGAIN!
Alright!
There are so many good foods in Japan as well as a country where you are.
Of course not just foods.
So I’ll occasionally write articles about Japan so be sure to read it!
I would be very happy if you did that!
Thanks for reading this article to the end!
See you soon!
