Japanese Cuisine

Hi im Amanda and im going to talk about Japanese Cuisine. blog.hotelclub.com/.../04/japanese-cuisine.jpg

Japanese cuisine means traditional style Japanese food
Rice was usally boiled plain and called gohan or meshi,Peasants often mixed millet with rice. In 675 A.D Emperor Temmu decreed the eating of cattle, horse, dogs, monkeys, and chickens during the 4th and 9th months of the year if you broke the law it would be a death sentence. Monkey was eaten to in a ritualistic style for medicinal purposes.Chickens were often pets.A cow or horse would be ritually sacrificed on the first day of rice paddy cultivation, a ritual introduced from China.But people could still eat deer or wild boar, which were important to the Japanese diet.The 8th century had many additional decrees made by emperors and empresses on the ban of killing of animals.One emperor even decreed fishing.www.localwin.com/.../lu10/japenese_cuisine.jpg

East asian culture languages

Hi, this is Joe. I am here to tell you about the culture of languages in East Asia. Amanda will do a blog too, but you can scroll up later.


The dialect is different here than in America. They speak differently, I'm lost and I'm cryi..... Amanda is yelling and I'm like, I should blog instead of being bored, right? I'm in a rush so if you want to learn about their languages and where they come from and ancestor stuff go to the one websites below.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Asian_language

Amanda`s Blog entry about the Kara kul lake

Im going to talk about the Kara kul Lake 5 interesting facts about the lake are...


-The kara kul lake is between two mountians Muztagh Ata to the south and Mt Kongur on the northeast.



-The lake isnt very wide, you can walk around the whole thing in half a day (it width is 25km)


-the nights are below frezzing


-there are summer sandstorms that can rise in a minute


-its Surface area is 380km, Max. depth 230m, and Surface elevation 3,900m

Sichuan

Here we are. Stuck in the Sichuan province. "I don't know anybody-", "SHUT UP!!!" Amanda tells me, Joe. We are lost in the province of Sichuan. We keep screaming and running up and down the streets. We are trying to make it through the day. Rusty's memories kept coming back on how he got mugged. He's a fighter, but couldn't come. Not this time. We took him to a hospital and he quit the race.

Sichuan is a populated place. Since it is inbetween western China (the more non-heavily populated side) and eastern China (the more heavily population density) it is in the middle when it comes to population.

1. Sichuan means "four rivers."



2. Sichuan is a state of China.


3. There is a Giant Panda Research Base in Sichuan, because the population is so low, they keep the Giant Pandas there and raise the population.


4. There are five chinease elements in which Sichuan strongly believes in. They are water, earth, metal, fire, and wood.
5. If you're wondering when to go over there for tempatures, this is when you would want to go, in summer because the tempatures are from 77-84.2 degrees. In winter it is 37.4-46.4 degrees average. I picked it in when it is average tempature.

Joe's Blog entry about Western China

We are blogging about Joe's blog entry. Western China.

There are a lot of different and unique things about East Asia. One of them is the physical geography. There are a lot of different geographical features in East Asia. Here we are going to talk about one of them. It is Sichuan, I will give 5 interesting facts or interesting places in Sichaun on a different blog.