Make sushi more and more.
Salmon and Hirame

I bought them at Genkainada-ryoushikai, the fish shop near my apartment house.
Sprinkle salt on the fish to help reduce the water content of the fish.

Salmon.
Sashimi seemed a little small for sushi.

Hirame. It also seemed a little for sushi.
By the way, in the expensive sushi restaulant in Japan, customers do not add soy sauce to sushi themselves because sushi chef do it. I imitated but I don`t have any brushes like a chef use, so I paint soy sauce with my finger.
Wow, something like that!
Tasted good!
Saburo Sukiyabashi
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