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Complete Encyclopedia Of "Japanese Food, Clothing, And Shelter" Who Invented Natto? [Japanese-English Translation] (Japanese Bilingual Translation)

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Tokonoma'', Kimono'', "Katsuobushi'' - can you explain in English all the things that are around you? Introducing Japanese/English translations of "Japanese food, clothing, and shelter,'' which you may think you know but don't. Detailed explanations for each item, such as "Japanese houses," "kitchen utensils," and "food." There are also plenty of useful columns such as "trivia", "advice", and "etiquette". One of the authors is 155 cm tall. He grew up in the rich natural environment of rural Japan, eating rice, sweet potatoes, and persimmons grown in his garden. The other person is 185 cm tall. I grew up in a city in the middle of England, eating potatoes, rhubarb, and currants from my garden. However, both now live in tatami rooms, cook in clay pots at the table, drink awamori, collect kokeshi dolls, and enjoy natto. From ?gIntroduction?h

Yoko Toyozaki (author), Stuart Varnum-Atkin (author), Gumi Sawada (translator)

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[About the bilingual Nippon Sosho]

?gBring Japan to the world! ?h
This series is perfect for those who want to be able to explain Japan in English, and those who want to correctly answer questions from foreigners. The pages are bilingual with Japanese and English arranged on the left and right, so you can read through them without stress.
About the author
Yoko Toyozaki
Born in Tokushima Prefecture. Graduated from Kansai University. Moved to England while still a student. After working in market research and international conferences, he joined the theater company "Albionza'' and later "Za Gaijin''. Currently co-managing the Birmingham Brains Trust (BBT), he is involved in translating scripts for overseas versions of documentary programs and coordinating narration.

Stuart Varnam-Atkin
Born in England. Graduated from Oxford University. Has lived in Japan for 30 years and is active as a writer and narrator based in Japan. He also teaches at a university. In addition to providing voice appearances in sumo commentary and traditional performing arts programs, and translating folk tales and Shakespeare's works, he has also translated numerous works by Japanese authors, including works by Kenji Miyazawa and Takeshi Yoro's "Baka no Kabe.''

Publisher: IBC Publishing (2007/10/26)
Release date: 2007/10/26
Language: Japanese
Paperback: 228 pages
ISBN-10: 4896846400
ISBN-13: 978-4896846409
Dimensions: 1.8 x 18.8 x 13.3cm

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