makunouchi

(ˌmækəˈnuːtʃɪ)

(Cookery) a Japanese fast food dish consisting of fish, meat, eggs, and vegetables served with rice and an umeboshi

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References in periodicals archive

During these intermissions, elegant audiences take out their Makunouchi ("between acts") bento boxes, a tradition dating back to the Edo period (1603-1898).

LAND OF THE RISING STAGE: ROOTED IN TRADITION WHILE BRANCHING INTO THE FUTURE, JAPANESE THEATRE IS MAKING NEW CONVERTS, AT HOME AND ABROAD

Because we love trains like Sheldon Cooper, we geeked out over the four-hour journey (and our makunouchi bento lunch).

Experiencing winter wonderland in Hakodate

Focusing on the etymological aspect, it is observed that the list contains some doublets, as in the case of makunouchi (1898) and makuuchi (1957), which appear as two different entries in the OED.

Chinese loanwords in the OED

39 Makunouchi is the highest level of competition at which sport?

50 for fun

VICTORIOUS Boxers 2 is based on the Japanese manga comic, Hajime no Ippo - The Fighting All Stars VB2 charts the rise of Ippo Makunouchi from nobody to boxing star.

the razz: Steve Lawson's games and technology round-up - Tech heads: Ippo lacks knockout punch; VICTORIOUS BOXERS 2: FIGHTING ##### PS2

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