A competition in which two teams of nine people alternately attack and defend using equipment such as balls, bats, and gloves, and compete for the total score in the normal nine innings (one point when turning four bases). It has spread to the United States, Japan and other East Asian countries, Cuba and other … Read More
1. Three stars. Also, something like that. 2. In terms of grade and rating, evaluate on a three-point scale from one star to three stars. Or such a rating system. 3. The highest evaluation in the evaluation system that evaluates in 3 stages. Japanese calls Mitsu-boshi
Like snails, terrestrial shellfish. It has lungs and is capable of air breathing. Shellfish are degenerated but definite shellfish. Eating habits vary considerably, from those that eat plant-based foods to those that attack other slugs and earthworms, and those that catch carcasses of animals. Japanese says “Na me ku ji”.
Peru is roughly divided into three areas. Coastal areas along the Pacific Ocean, mountain cliffs where the Andes lie, and the Amazon jungle. The coastal area offers abundant fish oysters, and the mountainous area of the Andes, where Machu Picchu, the aerial city remains, offers a large selection of native potato and corn dishes. … Read More
This is a Japanese hot pot dish made with crab as a main ingredient and miso seasoned, and is a local dish of Hokkaido. Often confused with Sanpei soup using salted salmon, Ishikari Nabe uses raw salmon that is made with miso and is not salted. Japanese says “Ishi kari nabe”.
One of the most evolved vertebrates. There is a name for suckling because a female secretes milk from the mammary gland and thereby raises a child. The body is covered with hair, sometimes with scales, and sweat and fat glands are developed. The limbs are usually well developed. Japan call “Ho nyu rui”.
A type of martial arts where competitors wearing armor face each other and compete for victory or defeat by hitting the part specified by bamboo swords. In the Edo period, it became a samurai table art, and further merged with Bushido to have a spiritual content, but entered the Meiji period and declined with … Read More
A generic name for plants belonging to the cactus family, a perennial succulent plant that grows in the arid region from tropical to subtropical areas of the Americas, with Mexico being the center of distribution. The stems are massive, columnar, stringy, and so on, and they are succulent. There are generally no leaves except … Read More
