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There is a standing sushi bar in front of nishi hachioji station, a two-minute walk from the school. Its name is DARIME SUSHI. DARIME is written with the kanji for “forty-five.” They say it’s a secret word that sushi chefs understand. Standing soba is well known, but a standing sushi place is unusual. I went at lunchtime, and the customers were all women. Sushi is also popular with international students. Not only do they eat it, many choose sushi restaurants as their part-time jobs. As a result, they learn fish names before any other Japanese words. You’ll be surprised to find they know more about it than their teachers!
There is a standing sushi bar in front of nishi hachioji station, a two-minute walk from the school. Its name is Darime Sushi. Darime is written with the kanji for “forty-five.” It’s said to be a slang term that sushi chefs understand. Standing soba is famous, but sushi is rare. I went there at lunchtime, and the customers were mostly women. Sushi is also popular with international students. Of course they eat it, but many students also choose sushi restaurants for part-time work. Because of that, they learn the names of fish before any other Japanese. You’ll be surprised that they know more about it than their teachers!
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