Nami TANAHASHI. Taking off your shoes Arranging the shoes neatly.

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Nami TANAHASHI

Taking off your shoes Arranging the shoes neatly

Straw mat used for flooring How to use: Having meals Studying Warming yourselves

How to use: Sleeping on ふとん (bedding) ふすま（ sliding doors)

A bed A cabinet A desk

Rice with rice bowls Miso soup Pumpkin with cheese Fried pork with cabbage Mashed potato with vegetable はし（ chop sticks)

Pasta A set of fork and spoon

Brought as lunch With のり (seaweed)

すいはんき (rice cookers) Mixing with ふりかけ（ rice seasoning)

sold at a convenience store Tastes: Tuna with mayonnaise / roasted salmon うめぼし（ a pickled plum): bitter

Good points: Easy to make less fat Bad points: Need to keep cool in summer because they go bad quickly Bread is popular, too

Big earthquakes may happen Going to a school if my house is in danger Waiting for help

Brought for an emergency

Lights Coins to call Radios food