Hi friends! I believe that many Chinese people come to Japan, are dominated by the fear that there is no "premature" culture here, and they miss the rich breakfast culture of the motherland for a few days abroad.
Yes, Japan has no soy milk, no fritters, no egg cakes, no rice noodles, like the domestic hot and fragrant breakfast restaurant, here you can't see what you can't eat, only the convenience store's rice ball bread can be bought and eaten
We all know that Western countries are accustomed to eating bread for breakfast, and now that the times are changing, we in Asia are also accustomed to taking bread as the first choice for breakfast. In Japan, for example, we all know that it is not the country of origin of bread, but it is said that you can find delicious bakeries in Japan
Meow sauce I have heard friends mention: in Japan, a bakery is delicious or not, depending on its toast bread sales, toast bread is also very important in Japan.
Toast bread in Japanese is: トースト (toosuto). I eat bread very little, but I'm still very interested in anime about food
Speaking of which, Meow Sauce wants to amway everyone an anime! "Japanese Bread King" is a manga created by Japanese shōnen manga artist Takashi Hashiguchi, which was originally only a five-week short series, but due to the enthusiastic response from readers, it was changed to a formal series.
This work mainly tells the story of a teenager with the hand of the sun, Towama, who uses the hands of the Japanese to create bread representing Japan for the Japanese.
In the film, Higashiwama's secret weapon is a pair of palms that are slightly warmer than ordinary people, known as the "Hand of the Sun", and the fermented dough kneaded by these hands always surprises diners. On the way to practice, Higashi and Ma became acquainted with Kyosuke Hanoi, a hot-blooded young man, and Azusagawa Tsukino, the daughter of the bakery owner. With the efforts of the three, they have emerged in major bread competitions around the world, and gradually moved towards the end of their dreams.
Although the Japanese Bread King is an anime from many years ago, it still looks a bit fanciful, but it still brings us a lot of delicious food.
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