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Have you ever had Takoyaki?
You have to try them when you ever travel to Japan.
It is not difficult to cook at home if you have Takoyaki plate.
I found one on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/IRIS-OHYAMA-takoyaki-plate-ITY-20WA-R/dp/B00VW8NUOW/ref=asc_df_B00VW8NUOW
Why do you want to learn Japanese?
What makes you attracted to Japan or Japanese language?
Is it an Anime?
Is it a friend?
Is it a culture?
Is it a travel?
Is it a job?
What is it?
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Teiban ... 定番
A staple food of Japan
This is the Japanese food for all Japanese.
You can shop around and find some of the least expensive pair pf eye glasses in Japan. I bought a pair for $30.
369 Plus Glasses
http://www.369plus.com
Omusugi is the original Japanese to-go food.
I love them.
Do you?
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Indian Buffet
One of the favorite foods in Japan is curry.
It is different from original Indian curry.
I like both Indian and Japanese.
Which on do you like?
I went to Indian Buffet near my office in Bellevue.
Because of the large population of Indian people here in Bellevue, we have few nice Indian restaurants.
Mayumi Nakamura, president of Pacific Software Publishing, Inc., came back from Japan and brought few sweets from Japan. Do you recognize any of them?
Do you like Japanese beef?
There are few requests for Japanese tutoring using Skype ... We will be soon starting to create a Japanese language teacher database. So we can introduce teachers to the students.
Are you interested???
In general, said is not considered a meal by itself in Japan. When you go to a wester style restaurant, you will receive a salad in small bowl in Japan. So if you are traveling to Japan and hoping to get a big bowl of salad like you see above, you will not find it.
Of cause you can always go to a buffet restaurant and get as must salad as you wish ... but you are in Japan and you are at buffet, you have much more interesting choices for your meal than a salad.
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