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	Mochi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mochi is very sticky; every year after the new year, it is reported in the media how many people die from choking on it.
		Kusa mochi is a green variety of mochi flavored with yomogi (mugwort).
		Mochi is also the name of a monster type and character in the game and TV series Monster Rancher.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mochi (609 words)

	eG Forums -> mochi
		The mochi in clear soup is what usually almost kills me. It's sticky as hell, difficult to cut with chopsticks and hence tempting to try to swallow whole- a dangerous mistake.
		Tengu (the izakaya) used to have mochi chiizu--mochi with loads of melted cheese on it.
		Gohei mochi is another type of mochi, made from uruchi mai (ordinary rice), not mochi gome (glutinous rice).
	forums.egullet.org /index.php?showtopic=16333 (2354 words)

	Wagashi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A selection of wagashi to be served during a Japanese tea ceremony.
		Wagashi (Japanese: 和菓子) is a general term for traditional Japanese confectionery, especially the types made of mochi, red bean paste, and fruits that are served in the Japanese tea ceremony.
		Wagashi is typically made from all natural, plant based ingredients.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wagashi (292 words)

	Mochi ball question (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		Mochi balls are blobs of rice dough put in soups.
		Chinese-style mochi (if what I think it is is the same as what you are trying to make) are great too, I love them just as much.
		Mochi is a special sticky rice pounded into a pulp, in my opioion, best served with anko, a sweet red bean, Daifuku (a moichi ball with Anko inside) or oshiruko (a Thinnened anko soup with peices of mochi inside)
	forum.japantoday.com /m_250674/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm#251228 (2536 words)

	all about Japan / ENCYCLOPEDIA
		"Kagami" is the mirror and "Mochi" is rice-cake.
		This is a set of large rice-cakes and stucked one on one in possible.
		"Waka" is young, and "Kusa" is grass, and "Yama" is mountain.
	www.geocities.com /Tokyo/Bay/6221/encyclopedia.html (5352 words)

	Yomogi Facts (Japanese Artemisia) - Planet Botanic Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		In the past, at the time of the spring and autumn equinox, people visited their ancestors’ graves and made offerings of flowers and foods to the souls of their ancestors.
		In the old days, it was customary for housewives to pick young Yomogi leaves and mix them with rice to make Kusa Mochi —a special rice cake.
		Kusa mochi was an important offering to the spirits of dead relatives.
	www.planetbotanic.ca /fact_sheets/japanese_herbs/yomogi.htm (992 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta : Jamshedpur
		However, a key Maoist from Jharkhand, Damdev, and local leader Gobardhan Budek continue to be at large, said superintendent of police Sushant Kumar Nath last night.
		Besides Bhue, the police have arrested Jasobanta Nayak alias Jasa of Marang Bahal, Kusa Bhue of Murtal, Bhramar Mirdha and Bishal Mirdha of Tapopara, Niladri Mirdha of Kumka, Rahas Bag and Bhakta Bhue of Baraloi, Rama Kaitha of Char Bahali and Bilu Behera of Mochi Bahal.
		Only five of the 10 arrested were believed to be directly involved in Maoist operations while the others were sympathisers.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1050727/asp/jamshedpur/story_5037362.asp (257 words)

	Autumn Moon and Hares - Large Wall Hangings by Japanesque Accents
		History: There is an old Chinese tale of a hare that resides in the moon who pounds the magic herbs to make the elixir of eternal life.
		This belief was assimilated by the Japanese who instead see the hare in the moon pounding mochi or rice cakes, a play on the words, "mochitsuki" which means "pounding mochi," and "mochizuki" which is the name of the moon on the 15th night of the lunar calendar, in other words the full moon.
		Autumn grasses appear during what is considered to be the most beautiful season of the year while the harvest moon is deemed the brightest.
	www.japanesqueaccents.com /Large_Wall_Hangings-Autumn_Moon_and_Hares_1.html (219 words)

	Jan Dodd : Japan : Update
		A set of dolls (o-Hina-sama) perched on a flight of steps covered with a red carpet, symbolizing the nobility of the court, is displayed inside the house around this day.
		Yomogi mochi (also called kusa-mochi, mugwort rice cake) is eaten during the festival.
		The so-called "Rising Sun flag", with a red circle on the white background, which was officially designated the national flag in 1999 (called Nisshô-ki in official terms).
	www.jandodd.com /japan/glossary.htm (7453 words)

	eG Forums -> The foods of Nara
		I know this doesn't exactly qualify as "foods of Nara", but they make alot of sake there from rice grown in the area.
		Also, there is a fabulous mochi shop on the main street leading from the train station to Nara park:
		When I think of leaf-sushi, herb mochi, and tea congee, I recall the green "wakakusa-yama" of Nara, and think how characteristic the color green is of the area (or it used to be, until the computer companies moved in...).
	forums.egullet.org /index.php?showtopic=59296 (960 words)

	History of Miso and Soybean Chiang
		Much of Nara's miso was used at temples to provide free meals for the monks and laymen who donated their time to hand-copy Buddhist scriptures.
		Small quantities were used in side dishes and aemono (mixed salads) as well as with pickles, noodle dishes, mochi, and soups.
		Many of these preparations were served to the laborers who built Todaiji temple, then the largest wooden building in the world, and its immense cast statue of Buddha, the Daibutsu, which was completed in the year 752.
	www.thesoydailyclub.com /SFC/Fsoyfoods412.asp (4978 words)

	Healthy Japanese Cooking Class with Kris Tomoko at the JCCCNC
		Enjoy a healthy, tasty meal served hot or cold for various seasons.
		“Sakura-mochi – Cherry Rice Mochi” will be held on Saturday, March 13th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
		In this class you will learn how to make the delicious spring treats, Sakura-mochi w/ azuki beans wrapped in a cherry leaf and Kusa-mochi, which uses fragrant yomogi leaf powder.
	www.jcccnc.org /about/press/2004-03-04_cooking.htm (546 words)

	Randy's 'Favorite Getaways in Rural Japan' p 8
		When the poet Basho visited Hiraizumi on his personal pilgrimage five centuries later, there was little left to be seen of the power and the glory of the great Fujiwara clan.
		There are two main temple complexes and numerous lesser historical sites within bicycling distance of Hiraizumi station and the small town around it.
		Local dishes you might expect to get at any good inn are mountain vegetables (zansai), hand-made wanko soba (noodles), mochi (rice cakes), tororo soba (mountain potato noodles), and natto (fermented soy beans), in various combinations.
	www.ease.com /~randyj/rjjapan5.htm (7101 words)

	Kyoto City Web / Preview Kyoto / Treasure Ship
		Kyoto's three famous festivals and the Gozan Fire Festival
		The body of the ship is knit by weeds(michi-kusa), its bows by rice plants ears for mochi rice cakes and it is decorated with pine or bamboo, both of which represent lucky omens.
		The Treasure ships, which are dedicated to Kamigamo Shrine, originated in the ideas of the mountains wizards in ancient China as symbols of the ideal world of longevity and life prolongation.
	www.city.kyoto.jp /html/koho/eng/preview/old34.html (185 words)

	JAPANESE TRADITIONAL HAIKU SEASON WORDS
		Early summer rain, May rains (Samidare, Satsuki ame)
		Kashiwamochi (Rice cake wrapped with leaves of Mongolia oak) (Kashiwa mochi)
		Flowers of grass / weeds (Kusa no hana)
	www.geocities.com /meister_z/HAIKSZNS.htm (1205 words)

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