Itadakimasu
in
Christiania
01. JunE.2016- 30. June. 2016
@ CRIR in Christiania
COOKINg Japanese Dishes by food wastes
SHARE A MEAL
Feel free to join a meal!
COOK JAPANESE DISH
Let's see what Japanese dish come out.
COLLECT INGREDIENTS
Any ingredients you don't need anymore?
"Mottainai" & "Sharing"
In Japan, we have a word "Mottainai" which conveys a sense of regret concerning waste.
"Mottainai" means roughly “What a waste!” or “Don’t waste". Even though we have the word, we've wasted so many foods every day in Japan as well as other developed countries. If we use our creativity and imagination, we don't use a phrase "Mottainai" anymore.
1) Collect Ingredients
If you have any ingredients you don't need any more, please kindly donate it.
(As my thank you, I will write your name in Japanese character in caligraphy.)
2) Cook Japanese Dish
Japanese dish is colorful in both taste and appearant ways.
Japanese food is not only Sushi!
3) Share a meal
Are you up to have Japanese dish?
Are you curious what meal comes out?
Feel free to join! Kindly register from Meal sharing
Meal Sharing
4) Share the meal
Why don't we share the meal in wider perspective?
Kindly donate your fee from Share The Meal
Share The Meal
Why CrIstiania?
Christiania has long history for recycling and reusing materials to stop wastes through long and various perspectives. They also opend one of the first organic vegetable stores in Denmark.
Learn more about Christiania here
How I relate to Christiania-
I had researched on Ecovillages in Denmark when I was a master student. I did interview with people who live there including in Christiania. Since then, I've been interested in their history, philosophy and activities.