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Cafe Mountain | - | They serve Incredible meal |
Camping Car | Rental Camping Car | |
cha-batake | a field of tea | |
chabudai | traditional Japanese style table | |
chanko | a meal cooked by sumo wrestlers | |
chasen | a tea whisk used to mix and whip powdered gree tea into a froth. |
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Chausu-yama | Chausu-yama located in the North of the East Mikawa area. You can ski in winter |
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chikara-kobu | biceps | |
chikara udon | Noodles with mochi (rice cake) Chikara means power. Mochi is very rich and gives us power. |
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chikurin | bamboo woods | |
chimaki | Mmchi made of glutinous or non-glutinous rice or rice flour wrapped in bamboo leaves and steamed or boiled. Chimaki is particularly eaten on Children's Day (May 5th) |
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chinkakyo | a bridge which is under water in case of freshet | |
chinowa | ||
chirashi | advertising catalog, circular | |
chirashizushi | a kind of sushi sushi rice in a bowl with scattered topping |
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chirimenjako | small fry of sardin boiled with salt and dried. | |
chizu | map | |
chochin | traditional Japanese lantern | |
chomin-kaikan | - | Towner hall |
chotto ippai | just drink alcohol a little | |
chotto sokomade | "Chotto sokomade" is kind of greetings. When we keep good relationships with neighbors, we sometimes greet "Odekakedesuka ?/ Are you going out? " or "Dochira made?/Where are you going? ". These question have no meanings. They don't care where you are going. So just answer "Chotto sokomade/ I'm going somewhere" |
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choyo no sekku | One of the five sekku of the year. | |
chozubachi | A stone basin. They can been seen at shrines or temples. |
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chudaiko | a kind of wadaiko (Japanese traditional drums ) lit. middle size drum |
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