Do you bring your lunch every day?
Or you have lunch in a school cafeteria?
In my case, I bring my lunch box almost everyday.
I would like to introduce our school lunch menu and an interesting effort with KUIS lunch.
This is one of my favorite food and most Japanese know what it is.
Just like the name implies, it is curry with noodles. The Japanese have been eating curry and it can hardly be called foreign food in Japan . I think Curry and noodles are Japanese ways of eating. At this time of year, it will warm you up.
Fried chicken and hamburger
It is popular with boys because it’s got plenty of volume and it’s like a dreamy lunch including what boys like. lol
My boyfriend eats it every lunch just because he likes it and reasonable compared with others.
Curry and rice
This is a different one from first one I introduced above. It is with rice, not noodle.
I think it is that everyone likes, so there are some dishes which are based on curry.
Negitoro-don
It is exactly Japanese style lunch. “Don” is an abbreviation for “Donburi”. It is rice bowl with fresh tuna and green onion. It looks sooo yummy!
I don’t know why it is called Negitoro, but I guess Negi means green onion, and Toro is fatty tuna meat. If you eat it with soy souse, it would be more delicious!
These rice bowls are for a limited time only, and we can enjoy local different kinds of rice bowls. I just want to introduce them simply.
Buda-don(Hokkaido )
It is obviously pork bowl. Among the wide variety of rice bowls, I think beef rice bowl is well known in Japan , but it is also popular.
Bakudan(Aomori )
I’ve never eaten and even heard it before so no idea what it is…
But from what I’ve seen, it has seafood-laden bowl. And I think the thing in the middle is squid.
Aburafu-don(Miyagi)
This is also new for me. I’ve never tried. Aburafu looks like French bread and it is cut into like this size…then put on the rice. I just wander what the taste is like.lol
Shirasu and sakuraebi-don(Shizuoka )
It looks soooo delicious! But unfortunately I haven’t eaten it…
As you can see it is white bait and small shrimp bowl.
Kastuo-don(Kouchi)
It is bonito which is roasted the surface over the fire with green onion.
Lastly, I want to introduce this lunch in KUIS.
Do you know T lunch?
Of cause it is a lunch menu, but if you eat it, you can donate your lunch money to disadvantaged children in developing countries. And also this lunch is really healthy. There are a lot of people who are suffering from obesity and diseases due to excessive calorie intakes not only in Japan but also in many developed countries. This effort is people who are taking too much calories give the poor calories which they need.
The aim through this lunch is eating healthy food and donating money to people in poor countries. 20 yen for each lunch will be donated. You might think it is not enough for them, but it can supply staple food called Posho to them.
(this is Posho)
I think it is really good effort to donate money with eating lunches. We don’t have much opportunity to think food we eat and the poor eat. We can easily throw away the leftovers. People in developed counties like us are not suffering from poverty and starvation. In addition this, it is healthy, so if you are concerned about your calories, you would better try it!












