在日韓国人・朝鮮人の食事調査による日韓間食文化交流に関する考察

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Food-cultural exchanges between Koreans and Japanese people since the ancient era have been widely known. In the present studies, the food acculturation of Koreans to the Japanese was studied. Three groups of volunteers, the Korean living either in Seoul(n=44, aged 45±5 years) or in Aichi prefecture, Japan(n=48, aged 45±10 years), and the Japanese living in Aichi prefecture, Japan(n=57, aged 43±9 years) were recruited. The participants answered a series of questions by questionnaires to measure the effect of Korean foods including seasonings on Japanese ones. The data collected showed that the daily meals of the Koreans living in Japan were affected well by both Korean and Japanese foods and a variety of seasonings, and they extended their daily menus, particularly the usage of traditional seasonings remained distinctively.
2013-03-31