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Yo! Sushi! in Fenwick’s
A review of Yo! Sushi! Restaurant in Fenwick’s Department Store, Newcastle upon Tyne.
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In Japanese tradition, the act of eating is transformed in art, refinement and ceremony. In the sixth century, when Buddhism was declared the official religion, meat was banned from the diet for the next 1200 years. Until the end of the nineteenth century, Japanese cuisine consisted of a vegetarian diet.
Best of Japan Travel: Tropical-like Island of Niijima
Video of Japan’s Beautiful Island of Niijima by StreetEnglishTV.
Five Exotic Japanese Foods
Have you ever wondered what the five most exotic Japanese dishes are? Look no further than this guide.
The History of Sushi
Sushi was not always as decorative as it is today. The artistic food took centuries to become what it is today.
Japanese Food: Sushi Guide
Have you ever been to a Japanese restaurant and asked the waitress something like “Would you bring me that raw piece of fish over that smashed rice-ball?”. If you don’t want to go through this embarrassing situation again, you can make use of this guide to Japanese Food.
Madonna of Japan: A Symbol of Peace and Friendship
Officially known as Madonna Maria Kannon, this monument of the Madonna of Japan remains a symbol of friendship between the Japanese and Filipino people after the World War II.
Ancient Warriors: Nine Deadly Weapons Blast From the Past
These nasty weapons come from all over the world, and will definitely amaze you with their fearsome technology and style.
Something Different to Snack On: Hello Panda Cookies
A cute little cookie from Singapore is low in calories and high in flavor.
