December 2009
Beginner
264 pages
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English

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A few years ago on a late fall afternoon, I was walking with a friend along Tetsugaku no Michi (Philosopher’s Road) in the city of Kyoto. After our walk, we stopped in a local restaurant for a traditional Japanese meal. Japanese-style meals are called washoku. The kanji characters for washoku (
) literally represent “harmony” and “food,” and harmony is indeed a key principle embodied in Japanese traditional cooking.
In Japan, food is about experience as much as it is about sustenance. ...
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