Comments on: Recipe: Mushroom miso soup http://japanese.lingualift.com/blog/recipe-mushroom-miso-soup/ A blog about Japanese language, culture and technology Wed, 16 May 2012 21:44:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: May 2010 Japan Blog Matsuri | Japanese LinguaLift blog http://japanese.lingualift.com/blog/recipe-mushroom-miso-soup/#comment-5500 May 2010 Japan Blog Matsuri | Japanese LinguaLift blog Sun, 29 Jan 2012 23:17:58 +0000 http://nihongoup.com/blog/?p=328#comment-5500 [...] or a 101 tutorial on anything related to Japan. Do you know a secret origami technique? Best way of using miso? Or would you like to give us a peek into the complicated world of Japanese etiquette? Read the [...] [...] or a 101 tutorial on anything related to Japan. Do you know a secret origami technique? Best way of using miso? Or would you like to give us a peek into the complicated world of Japanese etiquette? Read the [...]

]]> By: How to Japan | Japanese LinguaLift blog http://japanese.lingualift.com/blog/recipe-mushroom-miso-soup/#comment-5498 How to Japan | Japanese LinguaLift blog Sun, 29 Jan 2012 23:17:16 +0000 http://nihongoup.com/blog/?p=328#comment-5498 [...] kinds of unusual Japanese ingredients. If that’s not enough, check out Ksenia Klykova’s Mushroom miso soup recipe and my Matcha pancakes & matcha [...] [...] kinds of unusual Japanese ingredients. If that’s not enough, check out Ksenia Klykova’s Mushroom miso soup recipe and my Matcha pancakes & matcha [...]

]]> By: seifip http://japanese.lingualift.com/blog/recipe-mushroom-miso-soup/#comment-4624 seifip Sat, 02 Jul 2011 14:43:36 +0000 http://nihongoup.com/blog/?p=328#comment-4624 We only publish articles in English, but if anyone would like to translate this post into Japanese & publish on their blog (with proper credits of course) then please let me know :) We only publish articles in English, but if anyone would like to translate this post into Japanese & publish on their blog (with proper credits of course) then please let me know :)

]]> By: Gaellemarasigan_08 http://japanese.lingualift.com/blog/recipe-mushroom-miso-soup/#comment-4623 Gaellemarasigan_08 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 15:44:00 +0000 http://nihongoup.com/blog/?p=328#comment-4623 can you translate that recipe into japanese language? can you translate that recipe into japanese language?

]]> By: will http://japanese.lingualift.com/blog/recipe-mushroom-miso-soup/#comment-4607 will Fri, 21 May 2010 02:28:39 +0000 http://nihongoup.com/blog/?p=328#comment-4607 I've noticed the same thing about Moscow and the popularity of expensive items/exclusivity. I spent three months there and was surprised at how expensive the city can be...but worth it, I had a great time. In terms of Japanese food, I had a really good tuna fish sushi dish there. I've noticed the same thing about Moscow and the popularity of expensive items/exclusivity. I spent three months there and was surprised at how expensive the city can be…but worth it, I had a great time. In terms of Japanese food, I had a really good tuna fish sushi dish there.

]]> By: Ksenia http://japanese.lingualift.com/blog/recipe-mushroom-miso-soup/#comment-4606 Ksenia Sun, 15 Nov 2009 11:33:06 +0000 http://nihongoup.com/blog/?p=328#comment-4606 I agree with you, Philip: you can't compare Moscow with the rest of the country. And you are right too when you say that anything exclusive or expensive is popular there xD The high cost of living in Moscow still surprises me every time I visit it O.o I remember that my mother was shocked some years ago,when we went to Moscow for the first time after many years of living in Spain. I think we went to "шоколадница", and paid about 30€ for four teas and four pastries: that is, almost 4€ per item. Then we understood that a cup of coffee cost no less than 3€ in the center, he he. Well, and that шоколадница is not the best place to eat. This summer, while I was wandering round the streets , I discovered many small café and patisseries that I liked much more :)) Ahhhh, I think that I am beginning to feel nostalgic xD I agree with you, Philip: you can't compare Moscow with the rest of the country. And you are right too when you say that anything exclusive or expensive is popular there xD The high cost of living in Moscow still surprises me every time I visit it O.o

I remember that my mother was shocked some years ago,when we went to Moscow for the first time after many years of living in Spain. I think we went to "шоколадница", and paid about 30€ for four teas and four pastries: that is, almost 4€ per item.
Then we understood that a cup of coffee cost no less than 3€ in the center, he he. Well, and that шоколадница is not the best place to eat. This summer, while I was wandering round the streets , I discovered many small café and patisseries that I liked much more :))

Ahhhh, I think that I am beginning to feel nostalgic xD

]]> By: Ksenia http://japanese.lingualift.com/blog/recipe-mushroom-miso-soup/#comment-4612 Ksenia Sun, 15 Nov 2009 11:33:00 +0000 http://nihongoup.com/blog/?p=328#comment-4612 I agree with you, Philip: you can't compare Moscow with the rest of the country. And you are right too when you say that anything exclusive or expensive is popular there xD The high cost of living in Moscow still surprises me every time I visit it O.o I remember that my mother was shocked some years ago,when we went to Moscow for the first time after many years of living in Spain. I think we went to "шоколадница", and paid about 30€ for four teas and four pastries: that is, almost 4€ per item. Then we understood that a cup of coffee cost no less than 3€ in the center, he he. Well, and that шоколадница is not the best place to eat. This summer, while I was wandering round the streets , I discovered many small café and patisseries that I liked much more :)) Ahhhh, I think that I am beginning to feel nostalgic xD I agree with you, Philip: you can't compare Moscow with the rest of the country. And you are right too when you say that anything exclusive or expensive is popular there xD The high cost of living in Moscow still surprises me every time I visit it O.o

I remember that my mother was shocked some years ago,when we went to Moscow for the first time after many years of living in Spain. I think we went to "шоколадница", and paid about 30€ for four teas and four pastries: that is, almost 4€ per item.
Then we understood that a cup of coffee cost no less than 3€ in the center, he he. Well, and that шоколадница is not the best place to eat. This summer, while I was wandering round the streets , I discovered many small café and patisseries that I liked much more :))

Ahhhh, I think that I am beginning to feel nostalgic xD

]]> By: Ksenia http://japanese.lingualift.com/blog/recipe-mushroom-miso-soup/#comment-4620 Ksenia Sun, 15 Nov 2009 11:33:00 +0000 http://nihongoup.com/blog/?p=328#comment-4620 I agree with you, Philip: you can't compare Moscow with the rest of the country. And you are right too when you say that anything exclusive or expensive is popular there xD The high cost of living in Moscow still surprises me every time I visit it O.o I remember that my mother was shocked some years ago,when we went to Moscow for the first time after many years of living in Spain. I think we went to "шоколадница", and paid about 30€ for four teas and four pastries: that is, almost 4€ per item. Then we understood that a cup of coffee cost no less than 3€ in the center, he he. Well, and that шоколадница is not the best place to eat. This summer, while I was wandering round the streets , I discovered many small café and patisseries that I liked much more :)) Ahhhh, I think that I am beginning to feel nostalgic xD I agree with you, Philip: you can't compare Moscow with the rest of the country. And you are right too when you say that anything exclusive or expensive is popular there xD The high cost of living in Moscow still surprises me every time I visit it O.o I remember that my mother was shocked some years ago,when we went to Moscow for the first time after many years of living in Spain. I think we went to "шоколадница", and paid about 30€ for four teas and four pastries: that is, almost 4€ per item. Then we understood that a cup of coffee cost no less than 3€ in the center, he he. Well, and that шоколадница is not the best place to eat. This summer, while I was wandering round the streets , I discovered many small café and patisseries that I liked much more :)) Ahhhh, I think that I am beginning to feel nostalgic xD

]]> By: seifip http://japanese.lingualift.com/blog/recipe-mushroom-miso-soup/#comment-4605 seifip Sat, 14 Nov 2009 18:49:12 +0000 http://nihongoup.com/blog/?p=328#comment-4605 Moscow != Russia... They are like two different countries :) There are several reasons why Japanese food is popular in Moscow... First of all, Russians are very revolutionary/inquisitive by nature. Additionally, everything that is exclusive/expensive/luxury is popular in Moscow, even among those who can't afford it ^^ Also, IMHO Russians have a lot in common with Japanese, and I'm not even talking about how interlaced the history of the two countries are. Combine all that with the worldwide craze of everything Japanese in the 90' and you've got perfect conditions for the proliferation of Japanese culture (and cuisine, for that matter). Moscow != Russia… They are like two different countries :) There are several reasons why Japanese food is popular in Moscow… First of all, Russians are very revolutionary/inquisitive by nature. Additionally, everything that is exclusive/expensive/luxury is popular in Moscow, even among those who can't afford it ^^ Also, IMHO Russians have a lot in common with Japanese, and I'm not even talking about how interlaced the history of the two countries are. Combine all that with the worldwide craze of everything Japanese in the 90' and you've got perfect conditions for the proliferation of Japanese culture (and cuisine, for that matter).

]]> By: seifip http://japanese.lingualift.com/blog/recipe-mushroom-miso-soup/#comment-4611 seifip Sat, 14 Nov 2009 18:49:00 +0000 http://nihongoup.com/blog/?p=328#comment-4611 Moscow != Russia... They are like two different countries :) There are several reasons why Japanese food is popular in Moscow... First of all, Russians are very revolutionary/inquisitive by nature. Additionally, everything that is exclusive/expensive/luxury is popular in Moscow, even among those who can't afford it ^^ Also, IMHO Russians have a lot in common with Japanese, and I'm not even talking about how interlaced the history of the two countries are. Combine all that with the worldwide craze of everything Japanese in the 90' and you've got perfect conditions for the proliferation of Japanese culture (and cuisine, for that matter). Moscow != Russia… They are like two different countries :) There are several reasons why Japanese food is popular in Moscow… First of all, Russians are very revolutionary/inquisitive by nature. Additionally, everything that is exclusive/expensive/luxury is popular in Moscow, even among those who can't afford it ^^ Also, IMHO Russians have a lot in common with Japanese, and I'm not even talking about how interlaced the history of the two countries are. Combine all that with the worldwide craze of everything Japanese in the 90' and you've got perfect conditions for the proliferation of Japanese culture (and cuisine, for that matter).

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