Japanese Topic Lists - Term 4, 2006 - A cafe

Denny's restaurant menu: American festival: Eat Southern America [Realia]
A menu from the Denny's chain of family restaurants which serve Cajun and Creole food. There are photos of dishes such as Cajun chicken, Dixie jambalaya, Creole sandwiches and a description of Creole and Cajun cooking. Each dish is pictured and priced.
Language of text: Japanese and English.
Script: katakana, hiragana, kanji.
JAP 642.50952 DEN

Hanamichi restaurant menu [Realia]
A menu from the Hanamichi restaurant. Items on the men include traditional Japanese food: nioirizushi, udon, ladies' set, chirashizushi, salad, wateishoku, children's menu, moriawase (assortments), Japanese sweets, sushi, ice-cream, and drinks. A photograph of each item, its name and price are included. All the food is displayed in traditional porcelain and lacquerware, while the sushi is displayed on polished wooden chopping boards, as is the custom.
Language of text: Japanese.
JAL 642.50952 HAN

Noren [Realia]
An entrance curtain used in restaurant doorways. It is cream with black script.
Language of text: Japanese.
JAP 642.50952 NOR

Happy 1 Cafe Restaurant [Realia]
A summer menu from the Happy 1 Cafe Restaurant in Tokyo. Items on the menu include steak and hamburgers, salads, Japanese meals, rice and pasta meals, snacks, desserts, pizza, breads and croissants, and drinks. The prices are included for each item.
Language of text: Japanese.
JAL 642.50952 JAP

Lunch time!: An Intercultural Language Learning task in Japanese [Kit]
This kit contains a teachers book, (which has an outline of the task, culture and language notes) menus and photos from restaurants in Japan. Students examine the eating habits of people Japan and Australia and are asked to reflect on the similarities and differences before deciding what they would do if they were have a takeaway lunch in Japan.
Language of text: Japanese and English.
JAP 642.5 DEP

Let's eat out: how to read menus in Japanese
This book is a guide to eating out in Japan. It has been designed to help people order in a variety of Japanese restaurants, cafes and bars. It contains sub-headings on various eating places, from cafes and fast-food outlets to Chinese food, Japanese cuisine and tea houses. A vocabulary list is provided at the back of the book, as well as samples of common menu items.
Language of text: Japanese and English.
JAP 642.50952 HIN

Japanese picture cards: At a restaurant [Flash Card]
A set of flashcards, showing a restaurant entrance, eating utensils, a menu, and people eating.
Language of text: Japanese.
JAP 642.5 SAT

Sushi [Picture]
A poster of various types of sushi. The name of each type appears in Roomaji and English.
Language of text: Japanese and English.
Script: Roomaji.
JAG 641.300952 JAP

Yakitori [Realia]
One of a series of simulated Japanese national dishes. These kits may be used in the classroom to assist in delivering information about Japanese food and cooking. They are 3 dimensional and realistic.
JAP 641.300952 JAP

Food 1: Japanese [Flash Card]
A set of flashcards on food. Each card depicts an item of food and the word for the food item underneath. It includes: cheese, cake, steak, vegetables, eggs, fruit, butter, ham, hamburger, bread, jam, french fries, soup, meat, salad, chicken, sandwich, fish and ice-cream.
Language of text: Japanese.
JAP 641.3 LOT

Yukata: floral pattern [Realia]
A cotton yukata with a floral pattern.
JAP 391.00952 YUK

The taste of Japan: a tradition of hospitality: English version
This video visually introduces the culinary cultural tradition of various regions, styles, and people, all through Japan's seasonal changes, as well as the people's way of living. "The culture of fish", "the culture of rice", "the culture of malt", "the culture of kaiseki cuisine" - these the video introduces with a wealth of beautiful images and the sounds of Japan.
Language of text: Japanese and English.
JAP 915.2 NIP

The rough guide to the music of Japan [Sound Recording]
This CD contains a collection of music traditional to Japan. The main instruments are presented from the distinct folk (min'yo) and traditional music worlds to modern roots music.
Language of text: Japanese.
JAP 782.4216 WOR