The pears we eat in Japan look almost like apples.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The pears we eat in Japan look almost like apples.

Spitchcock is a Japanese food made with eel.

Hey, did you know? The normal "fluffy bread" eaten in Japan is rare in Australia.

There are many kinds of ramen in Japan.

Its place in the Brazilian diet is similar to that of miso soup in Japan.

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

Pastel wrappers are similar to those used for Chinese dumplings.

Natto is eaten by many Japanese people.

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

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

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

In Japanese pictures the ume tree and the bush warbler always go [are always found] together.

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

Indeed, Japanese sweets go well with Japanese tea.

Traditional Japanese sweets really do go well with Japanese tea.

The cherry blossom is to Japan what the rose is to England.

Aomori is famous for its good apples.

In the past, edamame was mainly eaten in Britain by Asians living there.

Pufferfish is considered a delicacy in Japan.

I ate a Japanese peach for the first time in two years today.

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

This scenery looks like Japan.

Sandra eats any Japanese food except natto.

Sandra eats all Japanese food except natto.

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

Pufferfish is considered a delicacy in Japan.

Crab is one of the Japanese people's favorite winter foods.

We seldom see zebus in Japan.

I wonder whether stone-roasted sweet potatoes are available overseas as well.

Capelins are a very familiar food to Japanese people.