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A long sushi roll made with seven ingredients considered to be lucky, and is eaten for good luck on the night of Setsubun, a spring festival

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Here's How To Make Your Own Ehomaki This Setsubun - Savvy Tokyo

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Miss Mochi's Adventures: Setsubun and Ehomaki Recipe!

Today is the day before spring begins according to the lunisolar calendar. On February 3rd, the Japanese celebrate Setsubun, celebrating t.....

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Celebrate Setsubun with Ehomaki: Lucky Direction Sushi Rolls · i am a food blog i am a food blog

A couple of years ago –while Mike and I were living in Tokyo– around the end of January, we started noticing an influx of giant sushi rolls being advertised. It seemed like everywhere we went there were photo ads for.....

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Ehomaki, Sushi Roll for Wishing for the Year’s Good Fortune : SHUNGATE

Japan has a culture that remembers traditional eating habits and stories associated with food each season, as symbolized by toshikoshi-soba (passing-of-the-year buckwheat noodle) served on New Year's Eve each year, and osechi ryori, a special assortment...

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