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Have you ever opened a rice ball at a Japanese convenience store and ended up with the seaweed in pieces?
The wrapper is a small piece of design. A thin plastic film keeps the seaweed apart from the rice, so it stays crisp until you eat it.
The trick is the order. Pull tab 1 straight down the middle, then slide off side 2 and side 3. Get it wrong and the seaweed tears, a small rite of passage for many travelers in Japan.
I love details like this because they work on screen: one close-up, three moves, and the viewer learns something they can use on their first day in Japan.
I write researched English blog articles and short video scripts about Japanese food, with sources. If your channel or blog covers Japan, food, or travel, I'm open to new projects.
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