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🍙Onigiri Action with TABLE FOR TWO🍙

Time/Date:

October 22nd (Sunday) at 12 pm (CT)

Venue:

Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures

The general admission includes this workshop. No extra fee.

We’re excited to invite you to participate in a fun and family-friendly class. Participants will learn to make Onigiri, Japanese rice balls! The special Onigiri Making Class is presented in partnership with TABLE FOR TWO USA, and the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan, and JETRO.



We will use a special Onigiri Action kit with all the necessary authentic Japanese ingredients, including Japanese rice, tuna, Kewpie mayonnaise, special seasoning packets, Onigiri tools, and more!

After a short presentation about Onigiri, participants will cook together with authentic Japanese ingredients led by a knowledgeable instructor from TABLE FOR TWO. You will also learn about “Onigiri Action”, a unique campaign to make a difference by using onigiri. It promises to be a fun program for all ages (Younger participants will need the help of their parents or an adult to keep the pace of the class).

More info on TABLE FOR TWO: https://usa.tablefor2.org/

The classes have limited space, and registration is first come, first served. 

 [Registration Form]

Register from the link below:

https://forms.gle/neB8uWyRPVk7UWATA

For more information, contact

oc@texasasianculturesmuseum.org

[Onigiri]

Onigiri, the Japanese rice ball, is a beloved comfort food widely eaten across Japan. It is made from short- or medium grain steamed rice molded into a triangular, ball, or cylindrical shape.  It is often wrapped with nori (roasted seaweed) and stuffed with a variety of fillings and flavors. It’s a perfect snack that is tasty, healthy, and easy to make!

[Onigiri Action]

Onigiri Action (https://usa.tablefor2.org/onigiri-action) is an annual social good campaign organized by TFT. When photos of onigiri are posted on the campaign website or social media with #OnigiriAction, five school meals are donated to children in need around the world. TFT holds “Onigiri Action” to coincide with World Food Day with a goal to deliver 1 million meals to children every year. TFT started in Japan and features onigiri, which celebrates rice, one of Japan’s major agricultural products and highlights the tradition of making onigiri for loved ones. Enjoy your onigiri, and join us to help in Onigiri Action!  

[TABLE FOR TWO]

TABLE FOR TWO USA (https://usa.tablefor2.org/), is a non-profit organization, that addresses issues of hunger and health issues related to unhealthy eating.

As a non-profit organization which started in Japan and is expanding globally, TFT has started the innovative programs: “Onigiri Action”, “Wa-Shokuiku -Learn. Cook. Eat Japanese!-“ and “#EdamameChamp” featuring Japanese food culture. More info: https://usa.tablefor2.org/