Not Baking But Quaking

[mainlyautumn]

For all those that have heard that the Japanese have a healthy diet, don't believe it. I came here under the impression that I was going to be in semi-vegetarian heaven, musing of how much I was going to enjoy the exploration of all the fish, rice, and vegetable combinations they might have to offer. In reality, Japanese can't imagine a meal

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[autoglitch]

It's my understanding that Japan has a lot of earthquakes. I'm not sure about Fukui in general. Hopefully you don't have to be in one again. Also, I didn't know that about the food. Wouldn't beef be expensive in Japan? I just assumed it was mostly some form of fish.

[mainlyautumn]

Fukui is known for it's fresh fish which I enjoy, I unfortunately can't read Japanese so I don't know what I'm buying. It's kinda a guessing game. Sometimes it's good, sometimes I beg the sea for forgiveness for whatever I'd done to cause such wroth (I exaggerate for affect). But no really, there's been no real food disasters. I should just get a translated Japanese cookbook.
To tell the truth I don't know why beef is soon popular. Maybe it is because it's rare, it's like a cheap delicacy or something. Oh well, another mystery of the Japanese culture.