/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>45126559
I think she's just the typical Japanese girl foodie but since she's a translator she's extended beyond melopan and hello kitty cakes into western food.

>>45126570
If this is about the beans, then no, you're not being gaslit. Here's this joke about meme development reference beanposting from 4 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Un6Y5E4TOv4

>>45126586
>japan seems content on taking whatever you could find in that country's 7-11 and calling it cuisine
That's probably because any western foot in restaurants in Japan are ALWAYS altered to fit the Japanese palette more. This shit is a genuinely foreign and exotic taste, even if it's something that's pretty much considered a universal palette pleaser wherever it goes.