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Our school provided a culture day type of event for all of the international students. It was held in the common room of our dorm from 11am to 12:45pm, so skipping wasn't exactly an option. It was really fun though, we got to try on kimonos, make green tea, eat traditional Japanese snacks, and learn traditional Japanese dance.
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Japanese people love Mochi (rice cake) especially if it's packed with あんこ(anko). Red Bean Paste, it's in just about everything in Japan. It's tolerable but it's not my favorite.
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To make traditional Japanese tea, you use a powder and bamboo brush. There are a whole bunch of other important steps involved, including certain ways to hold the bowl, certain ways to politely fold your napkin, etc. It's a very intricate process.
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