1.
convenience store food
TIP_Foods to eat for breakfast
Conversation_At the convenience store

2.
Japanese home cooking
Conversation_When invited to a Japanese home for a meal
TIP_Japanese Dining Etiquette

3.
Ramen
TIP_Types of Ramen Toppings
TIP: Using Ramen Shop Vending Machines

4.
Soba
TIP_Sack and Seiro
TIP_Ingredients to add to soba
TIP_How to enjoy soba noodles deliciously

5.
Udon
TIP_How to enjoy udon noodles deliciously

6.
Tempura
TIP_How to enjoy tempura deliciously
TIP: How to Drink Green Tea Like the Japanese

7.
Donburi
TIP_How to eat donburi deliciously
TIP_Seasoning & Sauce

8.
sashimi
TIP_Ordering Tuna Sashimi

9.
Sushi
TIP_How to enjoy sushi deliciously
Conversation_At a Sashimi & Sushi Shop
TIP_What is Omakase?

10.
Yakiniku
★ Names of each beef cut
★ Names of each pork cut
TIP_What is all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-eat?

11.
Izakaya
TIP_Japanese company dinner culture
TIP_Various Japanese sakes

12.
Fast Food & Family Restaurants
TIP_Various drinks

13.
Shabu-shabu
★ Ingredients for Shabu Shabu
TIP_How to enjoy shabu-shabu deliciously

14.
Sukiyaki
★ How to eat Kansai-style sukiyaki
★ Ingredients for sukiyaki
TIP_Enjoying Japanese Kaiseki Cuisine

15.
Okonomiyaki
★ Ingredients for Okonomiyaki
TIP_How to Eat Okonomiyaki Deliciously

16.
Nabe cuisine

17.
cafe
TIP_Coffee is 'Kohii'
Conversation_At the coffee shop

18.
Bread & Desserts
TIP_Recommended! Desserts for Gifts

[Appendix] Basic Conversation & Vocabulary Needed in Restaurants
- Basic conversation
- Words: meat / fish, shellfish, seafood / vegetables, mushrooms / flavor and recommendation

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