FOOD

By Danny P., Danny K., and Max



The traditional utensils used to eat food in Japan are chopsticks.  They are made from bamboo or wood.

In a traditional Japanese marriage ceremony, nine cups of rice wine are drunk.


The island of Shikoku in Japan is the perfect climate for growing fresh fruits and vegetables.



A major part of the Japanese diet is fish.



At the end of every meal, green tea is served.

Instead of eating cereal and toast for breakfast, a family in Japan might eat soup, rice, sour pickles, and dried seaweed.