Japanese words of Portuguese origin
... 歌留多・加留多・骨牌 carta cartas (de jogar) playing cards kasutera, kasuteera, kasuteira カステラ castella A kind of ... traditional recipe known as pão-de-ló; Kasutera is most famous as a souvenir from ...
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Nagasaki   (translated from French)
... like the famous cakes of Nagasaki, will kasutera (castella). The Portuguese also brought with them ...
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Heisei no Sato
... beika ) with a shrimp/prawn flavor. Ningyou Kasutera (人形カステラ). Small castella cakes in the shape ...
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Horizontal and vertical writing in East Asian scripts
... Right-to-left horizontal writing The word kasutera (カステラ) written from right to left on ...
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Dorayaki
... two small pancake-like patties made from kasutera wrapped around a filling of sweet red ...
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Nanban trade period
... or Spanish recipies, in particular the popular "Kasutera" (カステラ) named after Castile. These "Southern barbarian ...
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Castella
... at a festival in Hakone Castella or Kasutera (Japanese: カステラ) is a sponge cake made ...
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List of Japan-related topics 123-K
... Kasukabe, Saitama, Kasumi, Hyogo, Kasumigaseki, Kasumori Station, Kasutera, Kasuya District, Fukuoka, Kasuya, Fukuoka, Kata, Katakana ...
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Nagasaki
... a noodle dish called "champon." Sara Udon Kasutera Karasumi Toruko rice (Turkish rice) Universities in ...
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Japanese cuisine
... in Japan typically very light or spongy Kasutera - "Castella" Iberian-style sponge cake Mirucurepu - "mille ...
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