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	Traditional Quality Medicinal Japanese Foods - About Japan
		The myriad of foods grown on the islands offer an unprecedented variety of tastes and textures for which Japanese cuisine is famous.
		The single greatest achievement by the Japanese in their creation of medicinal quality foods was their discovery and refinement of employing a vital ingredient for human health (natural sea salt) in the fermentation process.
		Fermenting foods creates changes in them that produce extremely beneficial bacteria to aid the body to digest and assimilate the nutrients from the foods.
	www.naturalimport.com /about_japan (952 words)

	Explore the benefits of Japanese Foods
		A meal consisting of japanese foods such as sushi, roasted sea algae, vinegar and Japanese rice has a low GI (Glycemic Index) of 55, while a meal consisting of low protein white rice and dried sea algae has a GI of 70.
		Japanese foods have been traditionally regarded as "food as medicine" and is embedded into their culture.
		So given these benefits, that a Japanese diet is high in micro-nutrients, high in soy protein which may have a positive effect on metabolism and depending on the foods eaten, have low glycemic indexes, on a general basis, Japanese foods can be beneficial for weight loss but more importantly for its health-giving properties.
	www.savvy-fat-burning-food.com /japanese-foods.html (809 words)

	Japanese dishes
		It is also part of the traditional Japanese breakfast, eaten plain, mixed with a raw egg and soya sauce (tamago-kake-gohan) or with natto or other toppings.
		Soba noodles are native Japanese noodles made of buckwheat and wheat flour.
		Hayashi rice is Japanese style hashed beef, thinly sliced beef and onions in a sauce made of ketchup and soya sauce, and served on cooked rice.
	www.japan-guide.com /e/e2035.html (1290 words)

	Inside Japan: Surprising Facts About Japanese Foodways
		Japanese investigators blamed the increase in cancer, heart disease, inflammatory disease such as asthma and allergies, and even behavioral problems in Japan not on increases in saturated fat, but on increases in omega-6 vegetables oils.
		Japanese women are said to be free of hot flashes but some investigators believe that hot flashes are "under-reported," due to the shyness of Japanese women.
		The Japanese prefer the taste and texture of white rice and this preference may reflect a profound intuition that when rice is consumed on a daily basis, it should be refined not whole, unless a long and careful preparation is observed.
	www.westonaprice.org /traditional_diets/japan.html (5756 words)

	Japanese cuisine at AllExperts
		Sashimi is raw, thinly sliced foods served with a dipping sauce and simple garnishes; usually fish or shellfish served with soy sauce and wasabi.
		These foods are usually served in tiny portions, as a side dish to be eaten with white rice, to accompany sake or as a topping for rice porridges.
		Japanese food, which had been quite exotic in the West as late as the 1970s, is now quite at home in parts of the continental United States, and has become an integral part of food culture in Hawaii.
	en.allexperts.com /e/j/ja/japanese_cuisine.htm (3826 words)

	BLACK MOON - Japanese Food Recipes
		Japanese food is as refined as any of the great cuisines of the world, but alongside the elegant fare is the humble bowl of rice and the heritage of simple country cooking.
		The traditional Japanese diet is no doubt one of the healthiest in the world and thankfully tofu, miso, sushi, green tea, and soba are now familiar to many people outside of Japan.
		Historically, Japanese cuisine has been one of the great Vegetarian cuisines of the world due to the influence of Buddhism.
	www.theblackmoon.com /Jfood/food1.html (143 words)

	Tokyo Vegetarian Guide: Articles about Vegetarianism
		Generally, it is known as Koya-dofu (Koya is the famous Japanese Buddhists' sacred mountain, and the Buddhists made freeze-dried tofu in their own way), but kori-dofu and shimi-dofu (kori and shimi mean frozen) are the same.
		(Japanese harusame is easily melted in hot water, so it is not appropriate for soup.) For the name harusame (spring rain), the food has a delicate, soft shape and taste.
		The Japanese are fond of azuki as a sweet paste (an or anko).
	www.vegietokyo.com /info4vegie/articles (2948 words)

	Japanese Fast Foods
		The rising popularity of convenience food in Japan could be attributed to many factors: more women entering and staying in the work force; the number of singles (women and men) climbing; the casual atmosphere of the eateries and cheap prices of fast foods; and the ongoing menu changes of fast foods.
		In the early 2000s, after a few Japanese cows were inflicted with mad cow disease, consumers boycotted beef nationwide, causing a severe setback in the dairy industry.
		While the popularity of Japanese fast foods surges at home, Japanese fast food franchises make their impressions around the world, such as Kaiten-zushi restaurants and Wagamama (known for ramen) in major cities of the West, and as Yoshinoya (gyudon), Hachiban (ramen), and Ichibanya (curry) in the East.
	uniorb.com /ATREND/Japanwatch/fastfood.htm (989 words)

	Japanese Foods Cartoons
		Japanese Foods cartoon 1 - catalog reference nba0112
		Related topics: sushi, japanese cuisine, japanese food, japanese foods, sushi bar, sushi bars, sushi restaurant, sushi restaurants, gourmet, fly, flies, hygiene,
		Japanese Foods cartoon 3 - catalog reference cpan34
	www.cartoonstock.com /directory/j/japanese_foods.asp (307 words)

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		Japanese cuisine relies heavily on the surrounding ocean -- seafood including fish, octopus, squid, crab, clams, shrimp, lobster and seaweed is a staple part of many meals.
		Japanese food is often regarded as one of the healthiest cuisines in the world, but here we've highlighted the best of the best when it comes to traditional Japanese cooking.
		Green tea is served at the end of traditional Japanese meals (not throughout the meal as is common in the United States).
	www.sixwise.com /newsletters/06/07/05/the_6_healthiest_staple_foods_in_japanese_cuisine.htm (922 words)

	About Soy Foods
		Young Japanese are now eating white bread instead of rice, drinking milk (with supplemental lactase, of course) and soda pop (there are vending machines for colas all over the place), whisky instead of sake, imported beef instead of fish, no seaweed, and a lot of processed food.
		The traditional Japanese diet always included seaweed, which fortunately provides sufficient minerals to overcome the potential deficiency resulting from the effect of soy lignins.
		Two recommended books on Japanese cooking are, Cooking with Japanese Foods: A Guide to the Traditional Natural Foods of Japan by John and Jan Bellame (Avery 1994), and The Folk Art of Japanese Country Cooking: A traditional diet for today’s world, by Gaku and Gaki Homma and Emily Busch (North Atlantic Books, 1991).
	www.johnleemd.com /store/soy.html (1191 words)

	Japanese foods in soy photos photo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		These Japanese foods in this pictures is gohan and tempura and oshinko and yakizakana and soy sauce.
		If you saw these Japanese foods, you would find that the appearance of the Japanese food is very simplicity.
		Japanese foods were made use of the original form and its taste.
	www.buzznet.com /tags/soy/photos/?id=706496 (249 words)

	Japanese Snacks.com - Pocky and other popular Japanese Snacks - Created by Elaine Barlow
		For those of you that are new to Japanese snacks and beverages, the search options may not help you all that much simply because you may not be sure exactly what you want to search for.
		For those of you that are new to Japanese snacks and beverages, the simple or advanced search options may not help you all that much simply because you may not be sure exactly what you want to search for.
		Japanese snack foods have been around in the United States for many, many years though you may not have noticed.
	www.japanesesnacks.com /snacks.php?id=42 (1566 words)

	Ubicomp 2005 - Japanese Foods
		Kaiseki was a light meal served at a Japanese tea ceremony but is now also used for a style of light meal, a tasting menu, served in a Japanese restaurant.
		In Japanese cuisine, sushi is a food made of vinegared rice combined with a topping or filling of fish, seafood, vegetables, or egg.
		The topping may be raw, cooked, or marinated; and may be served scattered in a bowl of rice, rolled in a strip of seaweed, laid onto hand-formed clumps of rice, or stuffed in a small tofu pouch.
	ubicomp.org /ubicomp2005/local/attractions_foods.shtml (481 words)

	Japanese Food (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Japanese food emphasizes pure, clean flavors, and spices are used rarely.
		Meals are also meant to balance and create harmony between the artistic presentation of the food, the selection of the serving piece, and the taste of the food itself.
		Some traditional Japanese foods are, sushi, steamed vegetables, rice and green tea.
	www.mnsu.edu /emuseum/cultural/foods/japan.html (150 words)

	Japanese rice wine sake online shop
		We specialise in importing and distributing all types of Japanese food and drink and are now Europe’s largest Japanese food distributor.
		Tazaki Foods Ltd is now the Europe's largest Japanese food importer and distributor.
		The Tazaki Group of companies was established in 1975 with the intention of providing services to the Japanese community in the United Kingdom.
	www.tazakifoods.com /index_en.asp?article=30 (290 words)

	Tokyo Food Page - Japanese Cuisines
		We've got plenty of recipes, and our articles on the Japanese kitchen will provide insight into the role of food in everyday Japanese life.
		Learn how to decipher the Japanese labels on a bottle of sake.
		All recipes and articles are protected by international copyright law, and may not be reproduced in any medium without the permission of the copyright holders.
	www.bento.com /tf-recp.html (309 words)

	Traditional Quality Medicinal Japanese Foods - Articles of Interest
		It details the health benefits of 18 different traditional Japanese ingredients from miso to mochi, along with their history, how they’re made, where to find them and how to cook with them.
		The couple’s journey into Japanese food began in 1979, when the newlyweds went to Japan to learn to make miso, a fermented soy paste.
		John Belleme has used his background as a research biologist in researching, writing and lecturing about food and health, and together the Bellemes have authored four other books on Japanese food and run a weeklong health cruise.
	www.naturalimport.com /articles_of_interest (1025 words)

	Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - Japanese Foods (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2003 10:55 pm Post subject: Japanese Foods
		Althoughand#65292;it has ill-smellingand#65292;it is a nutriment food and good for body.
		Especically I also like " sushi of salom." I very like the feeling of a food which melts in a mouth.Also I think sushi is not only the most famous Japanese food, but also one of the most popular among Japanese and non Japanese.
	www.eslcafe.com /forums/student/viewtopic.php?t=3930&view=previous (504 words)

	Japanese Foods
		It came from India and was very hot and spicy foods but Japanese cooks make it mild for everyone.
		Very thin sliced beef like ham and various vegetables, Japanese mushroom and Tofu on the plate will be served on your table with portable Hibachi and pan.
		Gyoza is a Chinese dish originally but it becomes one of typical Japanese food.
	members.tripod.com /kanaday/food.html (2125 words)

	JapaneseCuisine -The best online grocery store for Japanese Food
		Many Japanese, however, think of the everyday food of the Japanese people--especially that existing before the end of the Meiji Era (1868 - 1912) or before World War II.
		Traditional Japanese meals are named by the number of side dishes that accompany the rice and soup that are nearly always served.
		This uniquely Japanese view of a meal is reflected in the organization of traditional Japanese cookbooks.
	www.ethnicfoodsco.com /Japan/JapaneseCuisine.htm (1003 words)

	Japanese Foods, Schwans Foods, Horizon Foods, Thrifty Foods, Taiwan Foods
		Japanese Foods, Schwans Foods, Horizon Foods, Thrifty Foods, Taiwan Foods
		japanese foods Are you serious Frank Torello agreed to explain I jump...
		japanese foods He would recognize her eyelashes Maggie stared down but she!
	xamajo.org /swd03/foods.html (1048 words)

	JNTO Website \| Japan In-Depth \| History & Culture \| Japanese Food
		But few first-time visitors to Japan are prepared for the variety and sumptuousness of Japanese food, as it is traditionally prepared.
		Tempura is food deep-fried in vegetable oil, after being coated with a mixture of egg, water and wheat flour.
		Shabu-shabu is tender, thin slices of beef held by chopsticks and swished in a pot of boiling water, then dipped in a sauce before being eaten.
	www.jnto.go.jp /eng/indepth/history/food/cuisine.html (333 words)

	Japanese Foods Quizzes and Japanese Foods Trivia -- FunTrivia
		If you love Japanese food, as I do, then certainly this appetizer of a quiz will suit your fancy.
		This is a quiz on some of the tasty (and not so tasty) treats found in the land of the rising sun (or as some like to call it, the land of the mayonnaise pizza!)
		What the Japanese eat in the privacy of their own kitchens.
	www.funtrivia.com /quizzes/hobbies/international_cuisine/japanese_foods.html (466 words)

	Lesson Plan: The Art Of Japanese Foods (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After exploring Japanese seafood, students will learn that there is an art to the preparation of Japanese foods.
		By making clay models of Japanese foods, students will broaden their understanding of different Japanese foods, and learn about the art of preparing foods, of making foods look attractive for those who will be eating them.
		Ask students to choose a Japanese food or meal of which to make a clay model.
	www.ed.uiuc.edu /YLP/Units/Mini_Units/94-95/Hari.Eating-in-Japan/Hari.art.html (349 words)

	Japan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Some Western culinary influences in Japan, including Portugal (tempura) and the Americas (teppanyaki), have been so integrated into Japanese cooking, it is difficult to differentiate them from more traditional Japanese cuisine like sushi and kaiseki.
		Delving into an explanation of how food is perceived in Japan is like trying to capture sand in a wave.
		In this section, we can only attempt to scratch the surface of these topics, which are exceedingly complex in their elegance and simplicity.
	www.globalgourmet.com /destinations/japan (165 words)

	Japanese Food Help and Information
		Food safety in your kitchen is critical to keeping you and your family safe from food-borne illnesses.
		The classic combination of potatoes and leek is paired with a traditional Japanese soup stock.
		A gathering place to talk about Japanese food, request a recipe, recommend a Japanese restaurant, discuss a cookbook, ask about a technique or ingredient, suggest a topic for the Japanese Food site and more.
	www.bellaonline.com /site/japanesefood (153 words)

	Amazon.com: Cooking With Japanese Foods: A Guide to the Traditional Natural Foods of Japan: Books: Jan Belleme (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Bellemes wrote their guide to Japanese ingredients in order to make udon and azuki less intimidating and to introduce Western cooks to the healthy benefits of the Japanese diet.
		But the incredible diversity of Japanese cuisine is one of the fundamental pleasures of touring Japan, and it's a shame to miss out.
		Getting familiar with Japanese foods--the ingredients, how to cook them, the range of dishes from summer picnic fare to hearty winter stews--is as important a preparation as seeing that your passport's in order and making flight reservations--and a whole lot more enjoyable.
	www.amazon.com /Cooking-Japanese-Foods-Traditional-Natural/dp/0936184043 (952 words)

	Glenview Japanese Foods in Glenview IL Yellow Pages by SuperPages
		Glenview Japanese Foods in Glenview IL Yellow Pages by SuperPages
		Glenview Japanese Foods in Glenview IL Show Online Product Results
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	www.superpages.com /yellowpages/C-Japanese+Foods/S-IL/T-Glenview (116 words)

	Japanese Diet foods - Mount Fuji online shop
		Japanese Diet foods - Mount Fuji online shop
		KONNYAKU is one of the ideal healthy Japanese Food!
		This has no real flavour, what it will do is absorb the flavour of the soup or stock and fill you up, so very good for dieting.
	www.mountfuji.co.uk /acatalog/Mount_Fuji_Japanese_Diet_Foods_28.html (567 words)

	Japanese foods with LE CREUSET
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