Expert: Sherman D. Date: 1/13/2007 Subject: instrument that japanese people eat your food
Question hello
what is the name of 2 wood sticks that japanese people eat
his food and tell me the correct way for use it
thanks
Answer Chopsticks in Japan
The Japanese word for chopsticks, hashi, means "bridge." Unlike Chinese chopsticks, which are squared-off and blunt at the end, the Japanese utensils are rounded and tapered to a point. It has been suggested that this is in order to facilitate the removal of bones from fish, which makes up a great part of the Japanese diet.
Info found at www.cuisinenet.com/glossary/chopsticks.html
