Is Japanese food really healthy and delicous like Japanese

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And it's pretty healthy.

I'm 29 lived in NYC my whole life and am somewhat of a weeb but I've never tried sushi ama

They did use to have issues with parasites, meaning Suchi was a higher class food back then.
Japan loves soy sauce so much, that a specific kind of stroke is most common form of mortality.
It also helps that their main form of dishes is basically side dish dishes, so it will be rice and a lot of plates with a lot of different fish/vegetables/seasoning.

Beyond that, the simple truth of the matter is that fish is healthier than cattle, and they still have weird dishes to acquire liver iron.

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>can't even cook their food properly

>>1836816
what is best animu

>>1836816
>I've never tried sushi

Why not?

>>1837616

Pretty sure I'm much more likely to get food poisoning in Turkey than in Japan.

>>1837616
Why do you think Sushi is a cultured expensive food pre refrigeration?

Because Parasites was a thing, and unless you can verify lack of parasites in the fish, it will be stir fried or roasted.

if you stick to fish that isn't friend and veggies.

a lot of white rice.

a lot of pork

a lot of noodles

their sweets have a lot less sugar, compared to western/

their versions of western dishes can get weird. they love Mayo.

>>1836800
No, it's shit.

t. lived in Japan for a year