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Shoichi Uchiyama is a 59-year old Japanese author who has a terrible weakness for insects. His favorites are green ants, hornet larvae, and silkworm pupae. One of his personal choices is a bunch of gently boiled spiders served on a bed of rice. He loves the insects boiled, roasted or even fried. Yes, he is a connoisseur of sorts of insect based delicious dishes that is gradually becoming a rage of Japan .

Shoichi Uchiyama first experienced the exquisite pleasures of entomophagy (insect-eating) in 1998. He and some friends had visited an exhibition on the subject. Inspired, on the way back they stopped near a river, caught some moth caterpillars, and barbecued them for dinner. It was love at first bite – Uchiyama had caught the entomophagy bug. A decade later Uchiyama is Japan’s leading insect-eating evangelist and is the author of a recent cookbook on bug cuisine, Tanoshii Konchu Ryori (Fun Insect Cooking).


Oh no...small pics again. Can someone please help enlarge? Thanks. :)


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My grandparents and eldest aunt ate cockroach sashimi during Japanese Occupation. Just sashimi, no sushi, since that time rice not enough. It's quite unbelieveable until you see how my eldest aunt catches a cockroach. A natural smooth motion of accurate swing and grip. Even I can't do that. I'll just smash the fucking cockroach flat. She said no, to eat it, you must catch it alive and intact. Then you can later decide whether to sashimi it or BBQ it.
 
hahaa ah Ram...sounds quite tasty . I was in one of the girlie bars in Bangkok in the 80s and one of the girls was eating something from a paperbag.

Turned out she was eating fried crickets. I dont think i could handle the non standard food unless really starving.


My grandparents and eldest aunt ate cockroach sashimi during Japanese Occupation. Just sashimi, no sushi, since that time rice not enough. It's quite unbelieveable until you see how my eldest aunt catches a cockroach. A natural smooth motion of accurate swing and grip. Even I can't do that. I'll just smash the fucking cockroach flat. She said no, to eat it, you must catch it alive and intact. Then you can later decide whether to sashimi it or BBQ it.
 
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