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Help needed from a Japanese speaker - 02-05-2009, 10:02 AM

A friend brought a gift from Japan claiming it was tea. However it seems more like a condiment for rice - maybe someone who speaks Japanese could help me. I found the webpage of the company and this is the product:

http://shop.yumetenpo.jp/goods/d/kyo...1/index.shtml#
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02-05-2009, 10:10 AM

Your friend is wrong. That's no tea at all.

It's called Ochazuke. You sprinkle it over cold left-over rice in a bowl and pour hot water. A quick meal.
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03-15-2009, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Nagoyankee View Post
Your friend is wrong. That's no tea at all.

It's called Ochazuke. You sprinkle it over cold left-over rice in a bowl and pour hot water. A quick meal.
uwaaaa..... =.='''
ochazuke.....
that is.... so good.... >.<''


nee... nagoyankee.... jw if you could shed some insight on this... buuut....

in ochazuke... do you use straight up ocha....
or is it a mix of ocha and dashi?
._.'''

or more rather.... which are you familiar w/?



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