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What yous all plannin to cook up? I'm in a dilemma now hunting for the pepperonchino pickled peppers here in Japan.
No frogs, very little beef, lamb chicken or pork.......it's all sea food here bro. This country surrounded by the ocean.
oh bhai......try being a pendu in Japan, despite me being outta da country for the last 35 years. And married to a Japanese who wouldn't touch any land animal meat! Ye basically Buddhist qaum hae Japanese.No special plans for Xmas. I'm supposed to fly home but those plans are looking iffy.. dont really celebrate xmas either.. if I'm down south, its generally very festive around here.. get a usual prawn something maybe ?
Ghar gaya toh ghar ka khana, sarson da saag makkai roti or something, maybe a rajma chawal
dhoondho, zaroor milega some sorta desi restaurant.
What yous all plannin to cook up? I'm in a dilemma now hunting for the pepperonchino pickled peppers here in Japan.
Just like any other day. Once you grow up, in adulthood, you don't notice the days of events like birthdays, new year eve, Christmas, etc.
What yous all plannin to cook up? I'm in a dilemma now hunting for the pepperonchino pickled peppers here in Japan.
@Dogun18 bhai what's this new emoticon mean.
No yaar.....Japanese are the ultimate secular people on this planet........They're cultural nationalists though, almost Nazi level.
You didn't get my question. One can be secular by practising religion, doing rituals, etc also. So the question is do Japanese practice religion?
My wife’s Shinto, which is the main religion here in Japan. However Shinto religion is basically worshipping nature. So come February you go to the main Shinto shrine here in the city of Ise. There you go stand in front of the main altar, clap twice and bow your head. Stay silent for a minute……put a donation in the box. Take a few steps back, bow down and walk out in solitude.
