Most Japanese eat rice at least once a day.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Most Japanese eat rice at least once a day.

The Japanese eat rice at least once a day.

Natto is eaten by many Japanese people.

Various Japanese foods such as udon and oden are also sold.

The Japanese of old lived on rice, vegetables, and fish.

The Japanese diet of old consisted of rice, vegetables, and fish.

There are many kinds of ramen in Japan.

Food in the Kansai tends to be less strongly [heavily] flavored than in Tokyo.

Eating toshikoshi soba at the end of a year is a popular custom in Japan.

Special sticky rice dumplings are eaten during the lantern festival.

Tom eats at least three bowls of rice every day.

You can take it no less than five times a day.

She had wat at least once a day in Ethiopia.

I eat fish at least once every week.

Sukiyaki is one of the typical hot pot dishes of Japan.

There's rice, soup and several dishes to share.

Most dishes are served with rice, the staple food in the Philippines.

In Britain, Japanese food has been very popular in recent years.

radish of Japan with a long hard durable root eaten raw or cooked

Our rice is from California, and the soy sauce is from Japan.

many of the best known edible crabs

Ramen has been popular in Japan lately.

Spitchcock is a Japanese food made with eel.

In Japan, it is used as a main ingredient in green vegetable juice.

Sandra eats any Japanese food except natto.

Sandra eats all Japanese food except natto.

Some of the foods are familiar to Japanese such as deep-fried tofu and bitter melon.

You can take it no more than four times a day.

Ramen noodles are popular these days in Japan.

Pufferfish is considered a delicacy in Japan.