/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14682245
IIt's the same as Westerners praise Japanese samurai culture.
For different cultures, cool things are praised.
Even now, Europeans and Americans know little about Japanese common culture.
When Japan entered the Meiji Revolution after the Edo period, many British people loved Japan and led Japan.
And the Japanese have learned a lot from the UK.
The Japanese still remember their longing and respect for Britain at that time.
There is a theory that Irish stew is the prototype for "Niku_jaga", a Japanese traditional home cooking that Westerners do not mention. It's not a dogma, but I support it.