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Japanese call it "Shime" which means........... We call it "Shime" which means........... Hi, how is it going? Nice to meet you guys again. Today, I am going to talk about "Shime" By the way, does someone know the word? Ok, nobody knows, let me explain it. "Shime" means kind of order when you go to restaurant. And especially we talk about situation when people drink alcohol. So, generally we use this word like this situation that we already have much of alcohol and also we are almost full. But there is little space for eating something, so we want to eat something before leaving restaurant or going to back home. And then if you eat something it is going to be "Shime", it is final order and final meal for day. In my country, it is commonplace to eat "Noodle(Ramen)" as "Shime". This reason why is that some people move to "Ramen shop" from other restaurant for "Shime" if there is no "Ramen" in restaurant. I do not know exactly but most of the people say they want to be eating "Ramen" after drinking much of alcohol and food. How about in your food culture what you guys eat as "Shime"? I am waiting for you guys answer :) I am Futa.

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To Igor, Thanks for replying, oh〜pickles! That's good, I would like to try it. In japan, normally we eat pickles as appetizer
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Russian militiamen eat pickles as "Shime". And they always keep one in their holsters. Just in case of...

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