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Japanese Food Culture

 

 
In this course, students will explore Japanese food culture from multiple perspectives through brief comparisons with the food cultures of other countries and regions. By the end of the course, students are expected to gain a deeper understanding of how Japanese food culture is perceived globally. 

 

  theme contents etc.
1 Introductions General introduction   
2 Ekiben (1)  A Feast Nurtured by a Volcano  
3 Ekiben (2)  The Flavors of Spring in Tohoku   
4 Ekiben (3)  The Taste of Home in a Port Town   
5 Ekiben (4) Mythical Flavors of Fermentation  
6 Ekiben (5) A Bento Shaped by Layers of Tradition  
7 Ekiben (6) 
Ocean Delicacy Meets Mountain Delights 
 
8 Research (1)  Research local ingredients and cooking methods to create original bento.   
9 Research (2)  Research local ingredients and cooking methods to create original bento.   
10 Research (3)  Research local ingredients and cooking methods to create original bento.   
11 Make your own ekiben Based on your research, prepare your own ekiben for your presentation.   
12 Presentation(1)  10-minute Presentation   
13 Presentation(2)  10-minute Presentation   
14 Review 1  Summary and feedback 1 (Online)  
15 Review 2  Summary and feedback 1 (Online)  

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