In Japanese food culture, there are actually many Japanese dishes. Because of Japan's unique geographical location and being surrounded by the sea, seafood is naturally indispensable. The cuisines made from these ingredients are deeply loved by people all over the world, such as sashimi, sashimi, sushi, Lamian Noodles and other classic cuisines. Sashimi, sashimi and sushi are still expensive for the Japanese. Even high-income Japanese should touch their pockets when they want to eat these foods in restaurants, and it is still allowed to eat wallets once in a while.

Japanese? Food for the poor? As the name implies, it is a meal for the poor. Is it also called this kind of meal in Japan? Cat rice? This is just cat food. This name is really insulting. People will eat cat food. It sounds really uncomfortable, but it doesn't mean that? Food for the poor? It doesn't taste good

Food for the poor? It is made of sliced bonito and white rice. A simple kind of rice is made by wrapping sliced bonito with white rice. This kind of food is actually as common as fried rice with eggs in China, but I personally think it is not as delicious as fried rice with eggs, because fried rice with eggs is seasoned with oil and salt. Food for the poor? On the whole, the meal looks dull.

Bonito is very common in Japan. Because there are too many such fish, they can be dried and preserved, and the poor can afford them no matter how poor they are. Many people buy bonito to feed cats. Bonito slices are also called Muyuhua. We often see them in daily materials on TV. The octopus balls that people usually eat are bonito slices, as well as Japanese hot pot and soup base cooked by Guandong. These are bonito slices. ?

Because? Food for the poor? It tastes healthier, more nutritious and cheaper, so many college students or international students like it very much. It is cheap, nutritious and can fill the stomach, so it will naturally be loved by most people.