Talk:Higashi (food)
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[edit] Rewrite
Well, deletion is easy but rewriting is darn hard!
Currently the article lacks enough information, like
- how does a higashi look like?
- how much is it on average?
- how is it related to sadou (tea ceremony)?
And, I faild to include these following sentences in the article before, but they are slightly incorrect and might need some changes.
"These ingredients are mixed and after several processes, pressed into a patterned wooden mold. They are made into seasonal designs such as birds, flowers, and food. "
And my skill to write in English and in a wiki like this is not that good, which probably is very noticeable, so correction made by others is a must.
Referential reading for myself on the web
- e-wasanbon.com
- www.geocities.jp/kyo_gasi/main/higasi_kaisetu.html
- toraya website
--203.136.209.120 19:18, 30 April 2006 (UTC)
