J-Word Play: October ’11
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The riddle asks, “What’s the meat dish that everyone likes?” 鋤焼ã (Sukiyaki) is a traditional Japanese dish combining the words for “spade” (as in for gardening) and “cook.” It seems that this name originated from the Edo period practice of cooking fish or tofu (or meat if it was available, I suppose) on the metal part of a spade instead of in a pot.
Though 「ã™ãã€means “spade” in this case, it can also mean “to like.” Hence it’s the meat dish that everyone likes.
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Satin Doll is a big space. Unlike the closed, darkened corners and hushed ambiance of Sone, Satin Doll is open and almost echoes with the legends who have played at the bar in the past. Their autographs hang on massive canvases on the walls. The lights are moderate, the piano and drum set at the…
There are quite a few games in my bag of tricks, but here are a few of the most successful. . . PICTIONARY (on the chalkboard) always works, for every age, for whatever words they know. CHARADES, same deal. Both of these also help them get over their shyness issues, so it’s great. I often…
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