Spice

・Yuki Fukuyama

She explained in detail how to use spices. The recipes she recommended were divided into those for children and those for adults, and I felt that it was good information for housewives.

・Jui Maruyama 

She was talking about pepper in particular among the spices. It was nice to know how to use black pepper, white pepper, red pepper, and green pepper properly. I heard that they are good for cosmetology and I wanted to add them to my diet.

・Kaho Miyake

She was talking about cinnamon. For the first time, I learned that the Nikki used in Yatsuhashi in Kyoto is cinnamon. Besides the apple pie, I wanted to find the food in which it was used.

・Haruka Tajima

She was talking about various seasonings. In particular, Crazy Salt has many uses such as salads and pasta, and she said it was delicious, so I thought I would like to use it.

・Fuka Inomoto

She was talking about spices and seasonings from South Korea, China, Indonesia and Italy. Korean Saeu-jeot was used for pickling kimchi and was said to be like salted Japanese squid, so I wanted to try it.

・Nao Arita

She was talking about salt reduction. I thought that salt intake had a big impact on my health and I needed to reduce the amount of salt, consomme, miso and soy sauce.


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  1. Yuki Fukuyama-BEⅢ2021年12月23日 23:01

    It was great to be able to make a presentation while looking at everyone. It was a good opportunity to learn about vinegar, a familiar seasoning, according to its purpose.

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  2. Jui Maruyama - BEⅢ2022年1月6日 14:41

    You remembered the sentences, so you had eye contact and I felt a great desire to convey them. Your presentation was also easy to hear. I thought it would be better if you put in body language.

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  3. Fuka Inomoto-BEⅢ2022年1月6日 21:58

    I thought it was good for you to talk with a smile. This is necessary to give the audience a bright image. The more fluent you speak, the better your presentation will be. Doing so will make it easier for your audience to hear your story.

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  4. Nao Arita2022年1月7日 21:49

    I thought it was great that you kept eye contact with the audience as you spoke. Your speaking speed was just right and easy to understand.

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