Everyday Kanji 15, Food Packaging
July 26th, 2010 | 
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bit.ly Learn to read real-life Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Arriving in Japan, the amount of complicated Japanese text on the street, in stores, and on appliances can be overwhelming. With Everyday Kanji, you can break down these signs into simple elements in order to understand even the most complicated Japanese. Take the quiz at the end to see how much you remember! This episode, we are looking at food packaging. Let’s take a look at some of the different food you can buy in Japan. To see more Everyday Kanji, follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com よろしくお願いします★
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Tags: Appliances, Break, Elements, Everyday, Food, Food Packaging, Japan, Japanese Text, Kanji, Packaging, Quiz, Signs, Twitter
16 Responses to “Everyday Kanji 15, Food Packaging”
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Ha ha! When it comes to natto, there seem to be two camps. Really like it or else dislike it. I don’t like it especially hidden inside bread rolls at the bakery!!! dai kirei yo! This tutorial was really helpful though. Could have used this before moving to Japan. Both times… : )
Great job!!
そのそばは本当においしいかなぁ
Oishii-nya
I’ve tried nattô too
I don’t think the taste is very bad (as much as I remember) but the slime just bothered me too much, and I couldn’t eat it anymore…
and the slime can’t be covered even with soy-sauce or mustard!
I’ve tried nattô and it wasn’t that bad.
I don’t know why everyone hates on nattô. Sure it’s kinda slimy but not that bad.
hehe, so true
*stinky and super-slimy beans inside*
doesn’t sound like a marketing hit xD
lol…All part of the marketing, I guess.
Saying “stinky beans” isn’t going to help it sell at all.
I’ve hear it’s not oishii but I’ve never tasted it so I don’t know XD But brainwash maybe works?
I bet the name “oishii nattô” won’t make it more tasty…
me too!
Yay! I got all
I got one!
ありがとうございます。
arigato gozaimasu. :3
You’re welcome!!
THANKS