Why Do Japanese People Say Moshi Moshi? Explanation 1: Foxes can't pronounce moshi moshi Explanation 2: Ghosts can't say moshi twice Explanation 3: Telephone operators did it Never Say "Mushi Mushi" Again What Does Moshi Moshi Mean?
Japanese culture places a high value on honor, and that goes for everything from one’s behavior to how food is made and served When one puts his or her trust in the chef to choose the meal and how it will be presented, one extends to him a great honor. Most will put only their ...
Modern Japanese families look much like modern American families. Most live as nuclear families, sometimes with a member of the older generation living with them, but traditional Japanese culture was very different, with up to five generations living together in very large, very stable family groups...
because “what is it mean” has two infinitive verbs. Can you explain this please?🙏 ...
Essentially it boils down to the fact that there’s a mix of not having enough information and having too much information. How does that work you ask? Well on the not enough front, there are is a lot of local content that is in Japanese-only which makes it challenge. Typically I try...
What does Kamakura mean in Japanese? barn; granary; storehouse. trad. ( 鎌倉/鐮倉) 鎌/鐮 倉 Which school of Buddhism is known for Kamakura? Nichiren Buddhism, known widely in medieval times as the Hokkeshū, or Lotus school, comprises the third tradition of Kamakura Buddhism, which is nam...
Yes! I've only ever had sushi and green tea flavored mochi though.
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I could not have planned a better afternoon. I stand in line at one of the stalls in the park and order glossy candied strawberries on a stick, along with a serving of sakura-flavored mochi. I then walk to the river and sit, sharing a bench with another festivalgoer under a thick old...
So, how much does this luxurious ice-cream cost? A whopping 1200 Japanese Yen, which works out to about $14 CAD! Probably the most money I've ever spent on an ice cream cone. Worth it? Absolutely! I mean, how often do you get to eat gold ice-cream??