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Japanese table manners
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- 1. Japanese table manners
- 2. Tables and sitting In Japan some
- 3. Itadakimashu and Gochisosama gjykIn Japan you say
- 4. Chopsticks The proper usage ofChopsticks is the mostFundamental element ofJapanese table manners.
- 5. Some table rules *Blowing your nose in
- 6. Drinking rules When drinking alcoholic
- 7. How to eat…RiceHold the rice bowl in
- 8. SushiPour some soya sauce into the small
- 9. Miso soupDrink the soup out of the
- 10. Kare raisuKare raisu may become difficult to
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Tables and sitting In Japan some restaurants and private homes have low tables and cushions on the floor. These are usually found on tatami floors.
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Слайд 3Itadakimashu and Gochisosama
gjyk
In Japan you say
“itadakimashu” (“I gratefully receive”)
before eating and
“gochisosama” (“Thank you for the
meal”) after
finishing the meal.
Слайд 4
Chopsticks
The proper usage of
Chopsticks is the most
Fundamental element of
Japanese table
manners.
Слайд 5Some table rules *Blowing your nose in public, especially at the
table, is considered bad manners. *It is considered good manners to
empty your dishes to the last grain of rice. *Unlike in some other parts of East Asia, it is considered bad manner to burp. *After eating, try to move all your dishes back to the same position they were at the start of the meal.
Слайд 6 Drinking rules When drinking alcoholic beverages, it is customary to serve
each other, rather than pouring your own beverage. Periodically check
your friends’ cups and refill their drinks if their cups are getting empty. While it is considered bad manners to become obviously drunk in some formal restaurants.
Слайд 7How to eat…
Rice
Hold the rice bowl in one hand and
the chopsticks in the other. Don’t pour soya sauce over
white, cooked rice.
Слайд 8Sushi
Pour some soya sauce into the small dish provided. It
is considered bad manners to waste soya sauce. Hands or
chopsticks can be used to eat sushi.
Слайд 9Miso soup
Drink the soup out of the bowl as if
it were a cup, and fish out of the solid
food pieces with your chopsticks.
Слайд 10Kare raisu
Kare raisu may become difficult to eat with chopsticks.
Large spoons are often provided for these dishes.
