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...tp://eccentricculinary.com/the-great-sushi-craze-of-1905-part-2/ The Great Sushi Craze of 1905, Part 2: From the Samurai Lords of Hope College to Santa Moni

...least one ''[[minshuku]]'' (bed-and-breakfast); teashops and wine bars, a sushi restaurant, and stores selling various local tourist goods, such as cakes t

.../www.eccentricculinary.com/the-great-sushi-craze-of-1905-part-1/ The Great Sushi Craze of 1905, Part 1: The Unexpected History of Japanese Food in America,

Abalone is a shellfish often eaten raw or marinated (i.e. as [[sushi]] or [[sashimi]]). It became particularly common, or popular, in Japan in t

*Yazaemon - sushi-shop owner ...s response, he explains his life story. The son of Yazaemon of the Tsurube sushi shop, he became a swindler, thief and gambler in order to support himself a

...opened in 1929 by Nakazato Seijun and specializing in [[Okinawa soba]], [[sushi]], ''[[donburi]]'', and Western-style dishes; a pharmacy known as Seiseidô

*8 ''mon'' - a single piece of relatively low-quality sushi.<ref name=stanleyxxii>Amy Stanley, ''Selling Women: Prostitution, Markets,