Egg Dishes

・Yuki Ichinomiya

　She talked about Tianjin rice of egg dishes. She was very happy to give a presentation with a lot of pictures to make it easier for us to understand.

・Maika Kawamura

 She talked about Boiled egg of egg dishes. She explained in detail about the boiled eggs that change over time, and I'm glad that they were often useful in my life.

・Yuki Fukuyama

 She talked about Egg over rice of egg dishes. She was talking about different ways of arranging it, and I had a lot of new knowledge.

・Yu Tomiyama

 She talked about Pudding of egg dishes. In her presentation, I learned for the first time that pudding originated in England, and I also learned why hard pudding is called Italian pudding.

・Honoka Kohama

 She talked about Tonpeiyaki of egg dishes. She used a lot of pictures to create PowerPoint and it was very easy to understand.

・Ayana Usui

She talked about eggs Benedict of egg dishes. It was good that she spoke slowly so that it would be easy for those who listened loudly.

・Maki Yoshihara

 She talked about Savory egg custard of egg dishes. I knew for the first time that it originated in Nagasaki, but it was easy to understand because PowerPoint showed me the image of that era.

・Rin Ueda

 She talked about Omelet rice of egg dishes. She talked about how to make it and what kind it was, but it was interesting because there were some shapes I hadn't eaten yet.

・Noriko Honda

 She talked about Castella of egg dishes. She was talking about the history of it, and it was very interesting to know why there was a gritty underneath it.

・Rina Tatae

 She talked about Fried egg of egg dishes. She was very happy to introduce how to season and make it, which varies from region to region, using photographs.



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  1. Yuki Ichinomiya-BEⅢ2021年10月29日 0:11

    Next, I will try to make PowerPoint!!

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  2. Honoka2021年11月5日 0:01

    Your pronunsiation was very good and you spoke very smooth. I learnd that how to make it and various arrangements omelet menu.

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  3. Rin Ueda - BEⅢ2021年11月5日 0:08

    I thought it would be good to announce while watching the listeners.

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  4. Yu Tomiyama-BEⅢ2021年11月5日 21:02

    I thought your pronunciation was good. It was very easy to hear and understand.

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  5. Ayana Usui - BEⅢ2021年11月18日 22:45

    I thought your presentation was easy to understand and easy to hear.

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