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Home / Glossary Terms / Sukiyaki

Sukiyaki

A Japanese food dish invented to deal with a new food in the Meiji period (1868-1912): beef. It consists of beef, mushrooms, vegetables, and noodles quickly cooked in a broth with some soy sauce and a touch of sugar in a shallow cast-iron pot. The morsels are usually dipped in raw egg before consumption.

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  • Ito Hirobumi

    Ito Hirobumi (1841-1909) was a young man from Choshu domain at the time of the Meiji Restoration. Although he was not one of the main leaders in the restoration movement, within a very short time, he rose to dominance together with a few other young leaders like Yamagata Aritomo. Ito is best known as a civilian administrator, as the main writer of the Meiji constitution, and the first president of the first successful party under the constitution. Ito was not only a gifted politician and administrator, it was he who held the emerging modern Japanese state together through careful compromise at crucial times which might have erupted into devastating conflict.

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