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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Oshiruko
		bowl of oshiruko that he was not supposed to have.
		Oshiruko(お汁粉), or shiruko (汁粉) is a traditional Japanese dessert.
		This is because oshiruko is so sweet that the taste gets tiring after a while, so the customer can refresh their palette with the sour umeboshi.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Oshiruko (671 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Oshiruko
		Oshiruko(お汁粉), or shiruko (汁粉) is a traditional Japanese dessert.
		There are different patterns to oshiruko, such as oshiruko with chestnuts, or with shiratamas instead of mochi.
		This is because oshiruko is so sweet that the taste gets tiring after a while, so the customer can refresh their palette with the sour umeboshi.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Oshiruko (337 words)

	Oshiruko (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Oshiruko(お汁粉), or Shiruko(汁粉) is a traditional Japanese dessert.
		Some Japanese-style cafes serve oshiruko with umeboshi as a side dish.
		This is because oshiruko is so sweet that the taste gets tiring after a while, so you can refresh your palette with the sour umeboshi.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/o/os/oshiruko.html (130 words)

	Oshiruko
		There are different patterns to oshiruko, such as oshiruko with some chestnuts, or with shiratamas[?] instead of rice cakes[?].
		Some Japanese style cafes serve oshiruko with umeboshi[?] as a side dish.
		This is because oshiruko is so sweet that the taste gets tiring after a while, and so you can refresh your palette with the sour umeboshi.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/os/Oshiruko.html (97 words)

	Oshiruko (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is because oshiruko is so sweet that the taste gets tiring after a while, so the customer can refresh their palate with the sour umeboshi.
		The restaurant owner, who knew nothing about the Heimlich maneuver, used a Vacuum cleaner to suck the piece of mochi from the old man's Trachea.
		It is licensed under the GNU free documentation license.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/os/Oshiruko.htm (181 words)

	Oshiruko - Definition, explanation
		It is an azuki bean soup with mochi, served in a bowl.
		Oshiruko was featured in the 1985 "Noodle Western" movie Tampopo.
		In that movie, an old man ordered a bowl of oshiruko that he was not supposed to have.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/o/os/oshiruko.php (231 words)

	nakata.net -- nakata.net/Hide's Mail
		For those in Japan, I guess the kotatsu and oshiruko are strongly associated with the New Year.
		Oshiruko is a sweet red bean soup-like dish that is served with stretchy, chewy pieces of mochi (made from sticky rice) in it.
		There are two main kinds of oshiruko, one tsubu-an, where the beans are kind of chunky, and koshi-an, which is smooth.
	nakata.net /en/hidesmail/hml15200.htm (1545 words)

	Ohiruko is a traditional Japan Japanese dessert dessert It is... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is a red bean red bean soup soup with rice cake rice cake, served in a bowl.
		There are different patterns to oshiruko, such as oshiruko with some chestnut chestnuts, or with shiratama shiratamas instead of rice cake rice cakes.
		This is because oshiruko is so sweet sweet that the taste gets tiring after a while, so you can refresh your palette with the sour sour umeboshi.
	www.biodatabase.de /Oshiruko (171 words)

	Desserts [Japan House]
		Oshiruko - is sweet dessert soup, which is made from azuki beans fried in sugar syrup with addition of fried pieces of Mochi rice cake.
		Oshiruko is served hot and thus is considered an ideal dish during a cold season.
		Sweet soup Oshiruko is served in many cafes and tearooms.
	www.japanhouse.ru /eng/japan_cuisine/desert (268 words)

	David Chart's Japan Diary: 2004/01/01
		On New Year's, Japanese people traditionally visit a shrine or temple just after midnight, eat mochi (pounded rice) and oshiruko (a sweet soup), and pray for health and good fortune for the coming year.
		It was fun to help; the oshiruko was heated on a wood-burning stove, but it took a while to get it actually burning.
		After that, there wasn't a great deal to do, except to have Yutaka's next door neighbour guess that I was in my late twenties and be gratifyingly surprised at my real age.
	www.davidchart.com /Japan/Diary/20040101.html (1142 words)

	Oshiruko
		It is a red bean soup with rice cake, served in a bowl.
		The half-melted sticky rice cake and the sweet, warm red bean soup is thought by many to be an absoloute delight.
		Some Japanese-style cafes serve oshiruko with umeboshi as a side dish.
	www.fact-index.com /o/os/oshiruko.html (121 words)

	Mari - diary: when mochi stick in throat
		We don't eat oshiruko with such blue plastic spoons.
		I would be very happy if they changed the picture, as I agree that it is a poor representation of oshiruko.
		It may not have been traditional but it looked pretty and tasted great and I highly doubt this was the first time in Japan that oshiruko had been served in a non-traditional bowl.
	smt.blogs.com /mari_diary/2007/01/when_mochi_stic.html (638 words)

	Laughter brings good luck! \| Have you ever eaten it? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Today,I cooked " Oshiruko" which is one of popular Japanese sweets.
		Everybody in my family like Oshiruko very much,so I often cook Oshiruko at this time of every year.
		There are a lot of way to eat rice cakes other than Oshiruko.
	555.five.chips.jp /?eid=424730 (344 words)

	Mochi Information
		Kakemochi or arare are small snacks made from mochi.
		Oshiruko or ozenzai is a sweet azuki bean soup with pieces of mochi.
		In winter, Japanese people often eat it to warm themselves.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Mochi (641 words)

	Oshiruko II on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Portable Oshiruko (azuki bean soup with mochi)...just add hot water!
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	www.flickr.com /photos/princess_of_llyr/327803837 (102 words)

	post offices in japan, convenient stores in japan, yakiimo man, sweet potato man, japanese sweet soup called oshiruko, ...
		A closer look revealed that people were surrounding pots on a table that contained what we call Oshiruko.
		Oshiruko is a hot, sweet soup made of red beans that also has grilled mochi (rice cake) in it.
		One of the people who was in charge of making Oshiruko told me that it was held to roughly coincide with a custom called Kagamibiraki (generally observed on January 11th), in which people eat kagamimochi (See Cultural Calendar 3) in ozoni (See Cultural Calendar 3) or oshiruko.
	jun-gifts.com /others/everydayscenes2/everydayscene2.htm (1652 words)

	Hakodate Hotel SeaBorne \| Hotel Facilities \| Tea Shop "Kyu-Cha Ya Tei"
		It has been designated as one of Hakodate's historical heritage buildings.
		You can enjoy Japanese-style tea time with traditional Japanese green tea and sweets (such as Oshiruko, Anmitsu or Kuzukiri) in a turn of the century Japanese atmosphere tastefully combined with classic Italian and French furnishings.
		Private rooms with traditional furniture and tatami mats are available on the second floor for a taste of historical Japan.
	www.seaborne.jp /english/facilities/teashop.html (135 words)

	Student Travel Information & Discounts - Events: Japanese New Year's Eve in Düsseldorf (EKO-Haus, Düsseldorf, Germany)
		This Joya-no-Kane heralds the echoing out of the old year and the ringing in of the new.
		Locals warm themselves up by sipping sweet amazake sake and a hot bean paste soup called oshiruko as they wait by the temple bonfire for the bells.
		In Buddhist terms, the 108 dongs of the bonno vibrate through the people and dispel 108 human vices, leaving one fresh to face another (sinful?) year.
	www.istc.org /sisp/index.htm?fx=event&event_id=86431 (191 words)

	Oshiruko articles and news from Start Learning Now
		Oshiruko articles and news from Start Learning Now
		It is an azuki bean soup with Mochi (food)
		This is because oshiruko is so basic taste#Sweetness
	www.startlearningnow.com /Oshiruko.htm (146 words)

	Oshiruko on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Oshiruko (sweet red bean soup) with genmai mochi (brown rice cake).
		I love oshiruko, most of all during these cold chilly days!
		My boss is really good at making Japanese sweets.
	www.flickr.com /photos/bluelotus/72038393 (96 words)

	Venice Japanese Community Center - Cultural Corner
		Manju - sticky rice or pastry surrounding a sweet bean center
		Oshiruko - a warm, sweet red bean (an) soup with mochi (rice cake) in it
		Uiro - a steamed cake made of rice flour
	www.vjcc.com /cc_05-05.htm (454 words)

	Battle(1) (6th Heisei Nabe Gassen / Event Report 4)
		Each team had no time to take breath.
		Women of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Tendo, they served Japanese Miso-dengaku and Oshiruko.
		Dengaku is a baked bean curd and coated with Japanese miso (soybean paste).
	www.ikechang.com /pot/6th/report4e.htm (225 words)

	Sazae.html
		Friend: I heard that if you once try there, you are forced to take a lesson.
		Friend: I heard that a teacher there is very strict.
		Sazae: It was wrong from the beginning that you are interested in only oshiruko.
	cla.calpoly.edu /~bmori/syll/Hum310japan/Sazae.html (679 words)

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