เด็ดวุ้ย การ์ตูนไทยเกี่ยวกับนักเขียนการ์ตูนหญิงที่กลับบ้านไปทำอาหารกินกับครอบครัวแถวเชียงราย แล้วเอาเรื่องการทำอาหารในท้องถิ่นมาเล่า เรื่องนี้ส่งประกวดได้รางวัล Silver Award ในงาน Manga International ครั้งที่ 13 เพื่อส่งเสริมศิลปะและวัฒนธรรมการ์ตูนญี่ปุ่นในต่างประเทศ
การ์ตูนอาหารพื้นบ้านของไทย
คว้ารางวัลที่ญี่ปุ่น
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การ์ตูนเรื่อง “ครัวบ้านบ้าน” ภาคฤดูร้อน หรือ “My Little Kitchen : In Summer" ของ พิชญ์สินี ตังกิตตินัน สามารถคว้ารางวัล Silver Award ในงาน Manga International ครั้งที่ 13 เพื่อส่งเสริมศิลปะและวัฒนธรรมการ์ตูนญี่ปุ่นในต่างประเทศ
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จากการเล่าเรื่องราวผ่านตัวเอก นักเขียนการ์ตูนหญิงสาวที่เดินทางกลับบ้านเกิด เพื่อพักผ่อนกับครอบครัวที่ เชียงรายจังหวัดทางภาคเหนือ แต่เนื้อหามีคุณค่าตรงการเล่าเรื่องราวการทำอาหารพื้นบ้านหลากหลายเมนู โดยบอกที่มาวัตถุดิบ และวิธีการปรุง แม้จะเป็นเพียงหนังสือการ์ตูนแต่ก็ทำให้ได้ทั้งความรู้ และความเพลิดเพลิน
พิชญ์สินี รู้สึกภาคภูมิใจที่ได้มีโอกาสนำเสนอชีวิตความเป็นอยู่ในฐานะชาวภาคเหนือในแง่มุมต่าง ๆให้ผู้อ่านได้รับรู้ในระดับชาติ
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โดยคนไทย เคยวาดการ์ตูนจนได้รับรางวัล Gold Award มาแล้ว 3 ครั้งคือ จักรพันธ์ ห้วยเพชร ในปี 2009 / โกสินทร์ จีนสีคง ในปี 2012
และ เปรมา จาตุกัญญาประทีป ในปี 2014
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Thai folk food cartoon
Winning the prize in Japan
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Cartoon of ′′ Home Kitchen ′′ in the summer or ′′ My Little Kitchen: In Summer ′′ of Pitch Sini Tang Kittinan can win Silver Award in the 13th Manga International event to promote Japanese art and culture in foreign countries.
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From telling stories through the protagonist, comic writer, a girl who travels home to relax with family in Chiang Rai, Northern provinces. But the content is worth telling stories about local cooking. Many menus, informing ingredients and how to cook even if it's just a comic book. But it makes both knowledge and enjoyment.
Pitch Sini is proud to present life as a Northern regional living in various aspects to readers in national awareness.
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Thai people have painted cartoon until they won Gold Award 3 times. It's Huai Phet Chakphan in 2009 / Kosin China Si Khong in 2012
And pampering from cuddle Yaprathip in 2014
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Source: https://www.manga-award.mofa.go.jp/
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同時也有3146部Youtube影片,追蹤數超過667萬的網紅Travel Thirsty,也在其Youtube影片中提到,Omurice or omu-rice (オムライス Omu-raisu) is an example of yōshoku (a Western-influenced style of Japanese cuisine) consisting of an omelette made with fr...
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大家應該都知道我很重視台灣觀光方面的發展,所以很常分享許多宣傳台灣的旅遊影片跟想法。
尤其台北最近幾年讓我特別開心的一件事就是觀光夜市愈來愈進步。你們不覺得現在的夜市環境比以前更有衛生,更整齊嗎?
前陣子我特地帶兩位外國朋友(美國🇺🇸跟日本🇯🇵)一起去雙城夜市走一走。短短的兩個小時,他們也發現現在的夜市相當乾淨。而且最有趣的是我當天給他們各一百元!結果我們三個人總共花三百元!
說實話美國跟日本三百元買不到什麼!但是在台北的夜市完全相反😂 先看我的影片,然後請記得分享出去。疫情時間,大家好好欣賞我們的本土觀光產業,一邊準備未來。等一切恢復正常的時候,台灣一樣繼續歡迎全世界來玩❤️
I am sure everyone knows that i really care about development of tourism industry in Taiwan。That‘s why i keep sharing my ideas and videos about travel in Taiwan。
I realized how our Taipei night markets getting better and better。Did you notice that?More clean and tidy now。
Short time ago i invited my friends from Japan and USA to enjoy night market culture with me。We spend two hours in the night market and they really appreciate cleanness of stalls ,streets etc 😊 Besides,we played a game Whether spending 10 USD$ is enough or not for three of us?
In Taipei night markets with 10 USD$ you can buy many things,but in Japan and USA it is not enough to buy that much food 😂
Please enjoy my video and dont forget to share it with your friends。Through the days of pandemic we prepare for future and once the world back to normal life Taiwan will continue to welcome everyone to discover its beauty ❤️
皆さんもご存知の通り、私は台湾の観光を重視しています。なのでよく台湾の旅行に関する宣伝や考えをシェアしています。
特に台北ではここ何年か私が特別関心を寄せていることがあります、それは観光夜市がますます進歩していることです。現在の夜市は以前と比べてより衛生的に、よりきれいになったと思いませんか?
少し前に、私は2人の外国人の友達(アメリカ🇺🇸と日本🇯🇵)を連れて雙城夜市へ行きました。短い2時間という時間の中で、彼らも現在の夜市がとてもきれいだと気づきました。しかも1番面白いのは、その日彼らに1人100元ずつ渡して、私たち3人は合計300元使ったこと!
実を言うと、アメリカと日本では300元じゃ大した物は買えないのです!でも台北の夜市は完全に反対😂まずは私のビデオを見て、その後シェアしてください。コロナ自粛期間中ですので、みんなでしっかりと私たちの本土観光産業を楽しみ、そして同時に未来への準備をしましょう。全てが元に戻った時、台湾はまた同じ様に世界中の皆さんが遊びにくるのを歓迎します❤️
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Tomorrow we will be celebrating our first ever Hari Sukan Negara (national sports day). We are expecting millions of Malaysians to come together and sweat it out across the country in our quest to become a sporting nation. From iconic events with thousands of participants in the cities to community futsal tournaments in the kampungs, the whole country will be burning our collective calories and taking our first step towards becoming healthier and fitter nation.
So why have a national sports day in the first place? The cynics have pointed out that one day a year won’t change anything. We are still rubbish at football. Sporting standards are, at best, inconsistent. Surely, that should be a priority for the sports ministry instead of getting people to work out on one day.
Sure we are concerned about high performance sports. That remains a priority for my ministry and all stakeholders involved in sports. But sports is not just about elite athletes who we want to see on international podiums. An equally crucial component of our national sports policy is sports for all – for the ordinary person. And this is where creating a sporting nation comes in.
Malaysians’ rate of participation in sports and physical activities barely makes it past 40%. In sporting nations like Australia, Japan and the UK, it is more than 60%. When our rate of participation is low, sports does not become part of our culture and lifestyle. I have always said that Malaysians love our sports. We are a nation of great sports fans, sport critics, but we are nowhere near to being a sporting nation.
This hampers our performance at the highest levels. When there is no sporting culture, the talent base shrinks. It becomes difficult to find the next Chong Weis, Nicols, Pandelelas and Azizuls because not enough kids are playing sports. When there is no sporting culture, parents discourage their children from developing their interest and talent. Getting more Malaysians active creates a virtuous cycle that can lift sports at the grassroots level and fill the talent pipeline with more budding stars of the future.
Sports is not just about finding the next world champion. It is also about making Malaysia healthier. We top the charts regionally in many non-communicable diseases like obesity, diabetes and heart disease. If we don’t do anything about this today, we will pay for it in the future not just through deteriorating health but also billions of Ringgit in increased public health expenditure to treat diseases that could largely have been avoided by living a healthier life.
When we become healthier we become more productive and happy. Many of us know the feeling of wanting to seize the day after a workout releases positive endorphins and gets our hearts beating faster.
Imagine everyone around us with the same positive buzz and energy.
Also at a time when we seem to be disagreeing about so much, sports is the one thing (apart from food, ironically!) that can bring us together. When we cheer our sports stars, we are Malaysia. When we run in a marathon side by side, we are Malaysians. Sports straddles all divides and brings us together as a nation and as a people.
The national sports day celebrates all of this. It may just be one day, but it is a symbolic date where we remind ourselves of the power of sports. To inspire, to heal, and to unite.
Of course, many of you will be thinking “what about the haze?” Although we want the inaugural national sports day to be a success, the health of Malaysians is far more important. A guideline has been issued to all organisers on the haze for events to be canceled if the API reading in the area goes past 150. Areas with lower readings can proceed as planned.
Discounting the recent unfortunate weather, we have been building up the momentum towards national sports day over the last year. Through our FitMalaysia campaign, we have seen hundreds and thousands of Malaysians, many of whom seldom exercise, come out across the country to try and live healthier lives through fitness and sports. Sports enthusiasts, couch potatoes, senior citizens, kids, the differently-abled community get moving side by side while responding to our call to arms for them to become better versions of themselves.
Friends have been challenging each other through exercise videos over the last two weeks to get in shape for national sports day. Members of Parliament took part in a step challenge to see who could log in the highest average daily steps with the winner getting a grant to organise activities in their constituency on national sports day. Sports stores have joined the bandwagon with special sales across the country. People were getting free LRT tickets by performing simple exercises at selected stations. Sporting fever has truly reached every corner of society. Even inmates have asked the Prisons Department if they can organise a sports tournament on national sports day.
There will be 16,000 events and activities held across the country tomorrow. You can either join these structured events or just get together with family and friends for a game of badminton or a slow jog around the neighbourhood. It does not matter where you are or if you can make it to any official activities. What’s more important is that you sweat it out tomorrow, wherever you are.
So what are you waiting for? Get your game on and join me and millions of other Malaysians tomorrow in our first step towards becoming a sporting nation.
Visit www.harisukannegara.my for more information on National Sports Day.
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Omurice or omu-rice (オムライス Omu-raisu) is an example of yōshoku (a Western-influenced style of Japanese cuisine) consisting of an omelette made with fried rice and usually topped with ketchup. With omu and raisu being contractions of the words omelette and rice, the name is an example of Gairaigo. It is a popular dish both commonly cooked at home and often found at western style diners in Japan. The dish was brought to Korea during Japanese rule, and today it is a fixture on gimbap restaurant menus throughout South Korea, where it is rendered as "오므라이스 (omeuraiseu)" in Hangul. Omurice is also popular in Taiwan, another territory formerly occupied by Japan. Children, in particular, enjoy omurice, and it is often featured in okosama-ranchi or kids' meals.
Omurice is said to have originated around the turn of the 20th century at a western style restaurant in Tokyo's Ginza district called Renga-tei, inspired by chakin-zushi.
It has been featured in popular culture such as the Japanese film Tampopo and the Korean TV series Rooftop Prince, and more recently in the manga Shokugeki no Soma.

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どうも、おもしろ雑貨コレクターの伊勢海老太郎です。今回は焼きペヤングメーカーの紹介です。その名の通り、ペヤングソースやきそばを焼いて作るキッチン家電です。作り方は簡単で、水を入れて沸騰させて、炒めるだけです。見た目は小さなホットプレートですが、超大盛りペヤングがぴったり入るサイズで、ダブルフッ素樹脂加工で麺がこびりつかず、ペヤングに最適な温度で焼く仕様となっています。そして何よりも、ペヤングのロゴが気持ちを高めてくれます(笑)。ペヤングソースやきそばの、まるか食品監修なのも安心です。湯切りして普通に作ったペヤングよりも、水っぽさが無く香ばしくて、味が麺の内部まで染み渡っている感じで、より美味しくなったように感じました。焼くのでペヤングに好みの具材を投入できるのも魅力的です。動画の中では超大盛りペヤングで調理しましたが、普通サイズでも調理可能です。付属のメモリキットで必要な水量が測れます。ペヤングが美味しくなるのも嬉しいですが、何よりも作るのが楽しいのが良いですね。「焼きペヤングメーカー」という商品です。クラウドファンディングで2,480円でした。特典でペヤング箸が付いてきたのはとても嬉しかったです。詳細は下記関連リンクをご確認ください。
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焼きペヤングを何かアレンジして紹介できないかな〜と考えて、焼きそばを入れる広島のお好み焼きを作りました。そして広島と言えば広島カープなので、カープグッズと一緒に食べました。焼きペヤングとお好み焼きのコラボは大成功でとても美味しかったです。「ペヤング 激辛 MAX END」はやばいです!エンディングの最後の最後まさにENDに食べる様子を公開していますが、オレンジジュースと甘いミルクコーヒーとポッキーがないと食べられませんでした。あまり噛まずに飲み込んだけど、口の中が痛かったです。雑誌『エルグルメ』の連載で紹介した雑貨の中から、特に印象的だったお気に入りの10アイテムをセレクトしました!下記記事をご覧いただけると嬉しいです。
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Peyoung is a famous Instant Yakisoba Noodles in JAPAN. Yakisoba is a stir-fried noodles. Usually I put hot water and cook, but this machine is different. This machine cooks by baking Peyoung on a hot plate. It is very tasty. I made okonomiyaki using Peyoung. Okonomiyaki is a famous dish in Japan. Okonomiyaki is very popular. There are several kinds of okonomiyaki. I made Hiroshima okonomiyaki. Hiroshima is a famous city with a professional baseball team "Hiroshima Carp". Kuroda who was active in the New York Yankees is Hiroshima Carp. It is very tasty. Also introduced Hiroshima Carp goods in the movie. The last Peyoung made is the product "MAX SPICY END". The taste is spicy.
Thank you, Google translation.
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Eating raw eggs is a Japanese food culture. Japanese eggs are quality controlled, so I can eat with raw eggs. It is a very fresh raw egg. I found a video describing raw eggs in English.
[Is It Okay to Eat Raw Eggs? | Go! Francis! Cooking with Dog]
https://youtu.be/SftNP1FTOEU
動画の中では、生で食べられる品質管理をされた卵を賞味期限内に使用しています。生卵の取扱いは食中毒などに十分お気をつけください。

japan food culture 在 Rachel and Jun Youtube 的評價
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- Japan is an awesome place to visit, and no one should let "rules" get in the way of that! But Japanese culture can be very different to what we're used to at times, and some things we do that may be acceptable for us can be surprising and rude in Japan. My husband, Jun, and I put together a list of the most common things we see that can cause trouble (I speak from the perspective of having done all of these!) Mainly, this is if you plan on establishing yourself in a Japanese community through work/family--if you're visiting as a tourist then you don't really have to worry so much about it. :)
As a foreigner you won't be held to the same standards as Japanese people, but if you want to give a really good impression then these are some guidelines you can follow! None of these are things you HAVE to do. They are ideals and not always the followed practice. I just always think it's better to know the ideal standards and then you can choose how closely you want to follow them!
Rule of thumb: Just think about how your words and actions will affect the people around you before you do something! It's as simple as that. :)
Useful Japanese phrase: shouganai (しょうがない) - It can't be helped.
It's pretty similar to "shit happens." You're essentially letting a bad situation slide off your back instead of internalizing it.
FAQ:
"Can I still listen to music/text on the train/bus?"
Yes--sorry I wasn't clear. I meant only making a call on your phone. You won't be strange or rude at all if other people can't hear what you're doing!
"So you can't be outgoing in Japan?"
Of course you can! Sorry for being unclear on this, too. By "don't be emotional" I meant negative emotions. Everyone loves happy people! And some places it's perfectly fine to be loud--just take your cue from the people around you. :)
"So I shouldn't go to Japan? I'll stand out anywhere."
Again, sorry for being unclear! Yeah, foreigners are going to stand out, period. Mainly I meant through actions and not looks, but even then Japanese people don't expect foreigners to know their customs so it's fine to make mistakes! I've done EVERYTHING in this video (and still do some of them), which is why I wanted to talk about it in the first place!
"What about customizing food if I have allergies?"
A lot of restaurants list common allergens on their menus. If you're not sure you can always ask! And you can always ask to see if they'll customize your order--it's just never worked for me.
"Do I have to talk like a robot like you? :( "
No, I just suck at public speaking.(° ▽ °;)We had like maybe a dozen subscribers when I made this video and never expected it to get so much attention. I had no idea how it would end up being perceived and if I could do it again so I didn't sound so "strict" or "uptight" or scare people off from Japan then I would in a heartbeat! My new videos are less crappy. Sorry! :(
For the opposite perspective: "What not to do in America" for Japanese people - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tYCQ661FII
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A fun and effective resource to learn English in context to talk about Japan and dining manners in Japan. There are many things that you ... ... <看更多>