When I came home with my 5-year-old daughter in the evening, his temperature had already gone down.
My daughter said:
"I want to eat the Hina-arare!"
"Hina-arare (bite-sized rice crackers) is an offering to Hina-dolls. You can eat it on March 3rd, because the Girls festival (Hina-matsuri) is on that day."
I explained the reason why she should wait until eating them.
"Oh no! I can't wait!"
She likes Hina-arare very much.
I heard that it tastes different in each region.
Those which I had bought so far included sugar or soy sauce tastes.
In fact, I told her the same explanation last year, but she asked me whether she was able to eat it every day or not.
At last, I allowed her to eat it before March 3rd because I couldn't be bothered to explain the reason to her every day.
How long will she be able to put up with eating Hina-arare this year?
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Hello Kumi-san,
ReplyDeleteInteresting read, I was not sure what rice crackers were so I did a google search the Osenbei style rice crackers look very appetizing though I could not tell if they are the same as the bitesize ones. They look very similar to popcorn.
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When I came home with my 5-year-old daughter in the evening, his temperature had already went down.
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When I came home with my 5-year-old daughter in the evening, his temperature had already gone down.
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"Hina-arare (bite-sized rice crackers) is offering to Hina-dolls. You can eat it on March 3rd, because the Girls festival (Hina-matsuri) is on that day."
Should be:
"Hina-arare (bite-sized rice crackers) is an offering to Hina-dolls. You can eat it on March 3rd, because the Girls festival (Hina-matsuri) is on that day."
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I explained the reason why she should wait for eating it.
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I explained the reason why she should wait until eating them.
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I heard that its taste is different in each regions.
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I heard that it tastes different in each region.
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In fact, I told her the same explanation last year, but she asked me whether she was able to eat it or not every day.
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In fact, I told her the same explanation last year, but she asked me whether she was able to eat it everyday or not.
Thank you Terry.
DeleteI corrected them.
Fortunately, my daughter is able to wait until eating them.
But she says "I can't wait for March 3rd every day!