Autumn of Appetite♪ Introducing Typical Japanese Household Dishes Autumn of Appetite♪ Introducing Typical Japanese Household Dishes

Autumn of Appetite♪
Introducing Typical Japanese Household Dishes

Japanese food has been gaining worldwide recognition♪
What dishes come to mind besides sushi, ramen, and tempura? In this seminar,
I will be introducing some of Japan’s “everyday, household dishes” that are a staple of daily life in Japan!

About the Seminar

Date Sat November 30th, 2024 11:00 (Asia/Tokyo)
Time Tempo previsto: 30 minuti circa
Price: Free
Recording: Live viewing AND viewing of the recording are both possible
Coupons 10% discount coupon valid for all of tutor Sumire’s single lessons
Seminar conducted in: Japanese
Target * Target age range: learners in their 20s to 50s
* Beginner to advanced level Japanese learners (slides will be used to help beginner level learners enjoy the seminar), those who aren’t very familiar with Japanese food
* Goal: To gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture through appreciating Japanese culinary culture.
* Interests: Learning about and trying Japanese household dishes
Tutor
Sumire

Hello everyone! I am Cafetalk tutor Sumire. “What do people in Japan eat every day?” If you are interested in this subject, please join me for my seminar☆ Japan has built its own unique culture by incorporating diverse cultures from abroad while preserving its traditions. In this seminar, I will be introducing Japan’s culinary culture♪

Curriculum


  • Ice break - Impression of Japanese foods (3 min.)
  • Genres of Japanese household dishes -Are Japanese foods the most common? (4 min.)
  • Common menus from Japanese households -from set meals, Donburi (rice bowls), and more. (4 min.)
  • Characteristics of Japanese household dishes (4 min.)
  • Popular Japanese household dishes (5 min.)
  • Easy Japanese recipes that can be enjoyed abroad♪ (4 min.)
  • Bonus episode: Japanese Bento culture (3 min.)
  • Conclusion (3 min.)

Please note that opinions expressed by the tutor during the seminar are the tutor’s and do not necessarily reflect a general opinion by Cafetalk.

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