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Japanese language teacher Sari Kondo
has created a guide that introduces useful Japanese phrases
for vegetarians/vegans. If you are not sure how to say "I
don't eat meat" or "I'm vegan" in Japanese,
this page will be a great help. Also, you could ask Ms. Kondo,
an expert of teaching Japanese, if she is available for your
Japanese lesson. Japanese
Lessons "IPPOIPPO" (English/Japanese) (05/07/06)
...past "good news
for vegetarians"
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 Tokyo
Vegetarian-friendly Restaurant Guide (updated:
5/7/06)
 - Index
sorted by location
Diary:
Living in Tokyo as a Semi-Vegan (updated:
7/12/02)
Recommended
Readings Written in Japanese (updated: 4/20/02)
FAQ
- I wonder if it
is easy to eat vegetarian way in Japan.
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Is it easy to order in English in Japanese restaurants?
Articles
about Vegetarianism written by Hiroko Kato
- Japanese
Vegan Foods Found in Oriental or Natural Food Stores
- How
to Eat at a Japanese Restaurant the Vegan Way
(written for Vegetarian
Journal)
- A
Vegan Wedding (Special to The Daily Yomiuri)
- The
Zen of Shojin Cuisine (Special to The Daily Yomiuri)
- Vegan
Japanese Noodle Dishes
(written for Vegetarian
Journal)
Online
Vegetarian/Vegan Handouts in English & Japanese
(by The Vegetarian
Resource Group) (added: 4/4/02)
To explain from
vegetarianism to animal rights to your Japanese friends.
Shopping
Guide for Vegetarians (updated: 5/7/06)
Good
News & Good News (updated: 5/7/06)
Links
for Vegetarians (updated: 03/19/03)
| With the flood of everyday reports on Palestine/Israeli conflicts,
we can't stop saying, "That's really the limit." Yesh Gvul,
a support group for soldiers who refuse assignments of a repressive
or aggressive nature, is saying the same thing. (The group's
name stands for "There is a limit !") As a believer of non-violence,
a vegetarian/vegan or all who alike could do something to end
this circle of violence. For example, you can start from http://web.amnesty.org/web/web.nsf/pages/IOT_action
or visit Yesh Gvul, http://www.yeshgvul.org/english/
(3/26/03) |
JAPANZINE,
a fertile source of life in Japan, has listed vegietokyo.com
in the best Japan-related website 2005.
Should you have any questions, please write to Hiroko either
via online feedback form. Your own
restaurant reviews, opinions, or hyperlink requests are also
welcome. Thank you! |
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| HIROKO KATO is a freelance journalist based in Tokyo. She
lives with her computer nerd husband and a newborn baby boy
(that's why she can't update this site lately). HIROKO has an
experience of living with vegan advocates in Baltimore for six
months. (3/8/03) |
Publication
(Japanese)
(updated:
10/16/05)
- About
"American Food Culture:
They
Are What They Eat"
(Japanese)
- About
"Substitute for Stir-Frying"
(Japanese)
- About
"Sushi, Please!" (Japanese)
- Soy
Milk Gets A New Lease on Life
(English, Special
to The Daily Yomiuri)
Profile
- Japanese
- English
Links
(updated: 5/7/06)
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