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1. Stir-fried simmered chicken and onion, shiitake mushrooms, etc. are simmered with chicken eggs on a bowl of rice. It is said that it began around the middle of the Meiji era. Parents(Oya) and children(Ko) mean chicken and chicken eggs. 2. Having physical negotiations on both the mother and her daughter. Also, for one … Read More

It is a side dish that’s popular in Japan. Japanese says “Tori No Kara Age”.

[Kanji] bowl of rice with chicken and egg 親子丼 T-Shirt Boiled chicken, green onions, shiitake mushrooms, etc., bound with chicken eggs, and sprinkled on rice in a bowl. Since it uses chicken and chicken eggs, it is called a parent and child (Oyako). [slang] Have physical negotiations with both the mother and her daughter. … Read More

Boiled chicken, green onions, shiitake mushrooms, etc., bound with chicken eggs, and sprinkled on rice in a bowl. Since it uses chicken and chicken eggs, it is called a parent and child (Oyako). [slang] Have physical negotiations with both the mother and her daughter. Also, for one woman, both father and son have physical … Read More

It is a side dish that’s popular in Japan. Karaage (karaage, fried chicken, fried chicken) is just a thin sprinkle of wheat flour or potato starch on the ingredients, and it is fried in hot oil without batter. Also, that dish. Japanese calls Tori-No-Kara-Age. > example stuff 鶏の唐揚げ

[Kanji + Kana] Deep-fried chicken T-Shirt A dish in which chicken is lightly sprinkled with wheat flour or potato starch, or fried without adding anything. Especially fried chicken is very popular regardless of age or sex. Japanese calls “To ri no kara a ge”.

A dish in which chicken is lightly sprinkled with wheat flour or potato starch, or fried without adding anything. Especially fried chicken is very popular regardless of age or sex. Japanese calls “To ri no kara a ge”. [Kanji + Hiragana] Deep-fried chicken 鶏の唐揚げ T-Shirts

It’s coined word. It’s girl who likes eat the meat, Yakiniku, beef, pork and chicken. Or it is slang, It’s person who fat woman and thick woman. Japanese said Niku-ko.

a diet excluding all meat and fish. The principle that it is desirable to limit all human food to plant food. Derived from a religious or unique nutritional position. This principle is called a vegetarian. In Buddhism, meat eating is prohibited in principle, and some Christians, like the Seventh Worship Day, are vegetarian, but … Read More

Sukiyaki history One of the hot pot dishes. Beef is mainly used, but there are also chicken plows that use chicken, pork and other meats and fish and shellfish. There is no theory that the meaning of sukiyaki is that plow was used instead of a pot, but the use of used plow is … Read More

It’s coined word. It’s person who likes eat the meat, beef, pork and chicken. Or it is slang, It’s person who fat man and thick man. Japanese said Niku-o.

Baked meat. In addition, it is a dish that is eaten while grilling over an open flame with sauce on meat and internal organs such as beef, pork, and chicken. Japanese says yaki-niku. [Kanji] yakiniku T-Shirt

[Kanji] Yakiniku long sleeves T-shirt Japanese says yaki-niku. Baked meat. In addition, it is a dish that is eaten while grilling over an open flame with sauce on meat and internal organs such as beef, pork, and chicken.

Baked meat. In addition, it is a dish that is eaten while grilling over an open flame with sauce on meat and internal organs such as beef, pork, and chicken. Japanese says yaki-niku. > food and drink stocks 漢字 焼肉 やきにく