Inari in Japanese
Inari in Japanese is イナリ湖 — Inari means a style of sushi made from seasoned rice stuffed into a pouch of sweet, fried tofu (aburaage).
Inari in Japanese
イナリ湖
A lake in Lapland, Finland.
What does "Inari" mean?
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noun A style of sushi made from seasoned rice stuffed into a pouch of sweet, fried tofu (aburaage).
"She packed inari for lunch because it travels well without refrigeration."
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Inari in a sentence
- She packed inari for lunch because it travels well without refrigeration.
- The bento box came with two pieces of inari and a few rolls.
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What is "Inari" in Japanese?
"Inari" in Japanese is イナリ湖. Inari means: A style of sushi made from seasoned rice stuffed into a pouch of sweet, fried tofu (aburaage).
How do you use "Inari" in a sentence?
Example: "She packed inari for lunch because it travels well without refrigeration." In Japanese, "Inari" is イナリ湖.
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