February 3 is Japanese setsubun, which is known as bean throwing festival. We throw happy beans (roasted soy beans) at home, saying "oni wa soto. fuku wa uchi" which means... Read more
Nabe (Japanese hot pot) are popular Japanese winter food. Yosenabe is one of the most common nabe dish which literally means putting everything together in a pot. You can add... Read more
We eat lots of mochi in winter. Abekawa mochi is one of my favorites and is really easy to make. Grilled mochi are simply covered with kinako (soybean powder). If... Read more
Managing Dog Behavior Problems Understanding common dog behavior problems like barking, biting, and chewing is key to handling them appropriately. More >
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