like a ballet dancer dancing...
This is a shop selling chopsticks, hashi. Many chopsticks are exhibited and most of them are coated with Japanese lacquer, urushi.
Japanese chopsticks are made of wood; Korean are stainless or steel and Chinese are wood or bamboo or ivory(or something like ivory).
Some American said before, looking at Japanese using chopsticks at a restaurant,
"they use chopsticks as if a ballet dancer dances above a dish."
posted by Unknown @ 5:56 AM
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9 Comments:
Nice sight and interesting comment of your American friend(?).
BTW. I haven't seen you at portal site recently... But your feed seems to be working ...
ben: Thank you for the comment. My blogs don't seem to work well at the portal site because I use the beta edition of blogger, Eric said. But I cannot change it to the normal edition. Now Eric are kindly trying to make things go well.
Hi Macky,
We just moved to beta couple of days ago. our feed is working with portal through. Have to sett the rss feed to full, well of you did. I hope Eric and Igor figured out the issue and you will be back on there. soon.
i use all 3 kinds of chopsticks at home. but i prefer the stainless steel one :-)
ben: thank you for the information. If it is not so much trouble, could you tell me the way to set the rss feed?
keropok man: Oh, you use all 3 kinds? Interesting! Do you choice the chopstick according to the cuisine? I use the stainless one in Korean restaurant.
Hi,
I posted enquiry to the forum, so hopefully Igor will pick it up.
Your 1/December post and others are stored on different server at blogger side. Most of our current post is drafted while we are at blogger (non-beta). Now I'm wandering if this photo server is affect the thumbnail creation. Your feed looks Ok to me. At lease, I can read with my firefox.
Oh, thank you very much for your kindness. I hope the problem will be solved soon, waiting for it like Ieyasu Tokugawa for a while:-)
I love this shot - it is definitely a glimpse into life that is different than my own. I'm afraid I would go hungry if left to using chopsticks. ;)
"Those chopsticks are really cool. I've been wanting to live in Japan, or at least visit. There are so many chopsticks, I can't count! :)" - my 7 year old daughter (almost 8) wanted to write this when I showed her your blog. Happy New Year!
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