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Inari-Zushi
- Serves
4
- Difficulty
Medium
By Danny Chu
Published 2018
In Japanese, inari means rice load. Inari is the Shinto god of harvest, fertility, rice, agriculture and worldly success. Shinto temples house fox statues believed to be messengers for wishes. Inari-zushi, shaped like mice, are made as offerings to these fox messengers. Others believe inari-zushi look like fox’s ears, symbolising bags of good news.
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