[Oishinbo] Poor Japanese people…
A recent test on California and Japanese rice yielded unexciting results, sparking debates about taste and culinary preferences.
Read more[Oishinbo] Especially Nakagawa
Nakashiro criticizes the Gourmet Club, challenging them to prove their skills without Yuuzen’s guidance.
Read more[Oishinbo] A person who has convinced herself that she is a female warrior and has devoted her life to the naginata while remaining single?!
A female martial artist embraces independence, seeking discipleship while confronting societal views on women’s roles.
Read more[Oishinbo] Post a fun performance.
The text discusses a mix of reviews and opinions about various events, challenges, and performances in Japan’s otaku community.
Read more[Oishinbo] In Showa-era cooking manga, olive oil is treated as something very rare, which is quite fun.
The text discusses cooking with olive oil, grilling mackerel, and cultural culinary practices, emphasizing flavors and techniques.
Read more[Oishinbo] This area
The speaker mixes personal feelings, dreams, and values, reflecting on generosity and a chaotic social gathering.
Read more[Oishinbo] I won!
Kishi-san impresses with delightful spaghetti dishes, blending unique flavors and fresh ingredients that elevate dining experiences.
Read more[Oishinbo] I understand about Aomori, but what about Oita…?
Aomori’s beauty is celebrated in a playful discussion about Japan’s prefecture names and their meanings.
Read more[Oishinbo] I hear there are many people who are particular about yakisoba.
Okonomiyaki is unique, combining flavors and culture, elevating it beyond mere food to a resonant dining experience.
Read more[Oishinbo] You can’t store it on paper.
The discussion highlights outdated tech usage, like floppy disks, and emphasizes the need for modern solutions in data storage.
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