VIRTUAL SUSHI

Sure I am eating everyday, sometimes good food, other times not so good food, but I have to admit that I do not know a lot about eating. Most of the time, I just chew down all the food I see in the speed of light and often do not remember what I just ate.

Eating is just as much of an art form as cooking; chefs spend their time preparing the food (or their piece of art). I believe we should spend more time in appreciating the food than just devouring of it all at once. I am especially inspired by Japanese cuisine. The food is always prepared articulately; not only it will fill your stomach, but your vision as well.

Therefore, I want to devote my final project to educating people about the sushi etiquette. It is also the extension of my online instruction project. I want to educate people about eating Japanese food - what are you eating and how to eat it. I introduce sushi and maki because I found that most chefs prepare them artistically; moreover, they are the most common Japanese cuisine in the American market.






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Brian's Sushi Page
http://members.tripod.com/sushilovers/
Sushi 101
http://www.sushi101.com
Japanese Gift.com
http://www.japanesegifts.com
Sushi Vocabulary
http://www.bento.com/sushivoc.html
JapaneseGreenTeaOnline.com
http://www.japanesegreenteaonline.com
LearnFree.com
http://www.learn-sushi.com
*S*U*S*H*I*
http://www2.hawaii.edu/~mtsang/_sushi-2.html