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A man self-immolates near the offices of the Japanese PM protesting the upcoming state funeral for Shinzo Abe. In Ibaraki, chestnuts are being picked as Autumn draws in. And with food in mind, the difference between Otoushi, tsukidashi, and sakizuke dishes disguise the start of every meal in a Japanese restaurant. We look at their differences and the way each connect with older forms of dining.
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By SPINEARA man self-immolates near the offices of the Japanese PM protesting the upcoming state funeral for Shinzo Abe. In Ibaraki, chestnuts are being picked as Autumn draws in. And with food in mind, the difference between Otoushi, tsukidashi, and sakizuke dishes disguise the start of every meal in a Japanese restaurant. We look at their differences and the way each connect with older forms of dining.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices