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What do you find in bread, sweets and udon noodles? Here are some Japanese food items in pictures.
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(4.23/5)A short reader about food.
I would recommend this reader to somebody who has not read native materials yet. (approx 1-2 months of study) This was too easy for me after 5 months of study but I decided to revisit it since I didn't understand it before.
The book states what different Japanese foods are and says what ingredients it does or doesn't have in it. The food looks delicious--especially the curry bread.
It is a great way to learn a few new words pertaining to foods and animals. If you already kn
Learnt a phrase and different foods & animal names
I like the cute drawings, and the different pictures made it very clear without needing a dictionary.
I learned "I'm full"(「お腹いっぱい」) and different names of animals and foods.
It shows how to use あります and ありません, and when to use は and が.
It's a very beginner book, so I recommend for a very first beginner's book.


Great intro book for people who've just learned hiragana and katakana
A cute and simple introduction to basic food and animal vocabulary, along with one grammar point (がある・がいる). Easy to follow with the pictures. Only gripe is that it could be a bit longer and show more examples of the grammar difference between inanimate and animate things.
Good for anyone who wants to dip their toes into reading something entirely in Japanese.