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selagirl Newbie
selagirl
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Im going to be in Japan this summer. I wanted to know if anyone of you were there, and if you could tell me what are the options there for celiacs.

thanks :)

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astyanax
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i was there last summer, but i was staying with a friend on an american air base so i had shipped gluten-free food to him before i got there...

but the little bit i did eat out, rice with scrambled eggs and ginger or you can go to one of those restaurants (i forget what they are called) where they searve you rice and meat raw and you cook the meat yourself on a little grill. no chance for cross contanimation that way :)

i also found japanese people to be the nicest people i've ever encountered. even if they didn't speak english they went through great trouble to try to understand what i was saying, and they were always trying very hard to be helpful !

selagirl Newbie
selagirl
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thanks for your answers, i dont really have a choice of going or not, im going to be there with my choir ....

well, i guess ill just stick to rice if you say that i can't trust their smiles...

thanks again

B)

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I would learn how to say the following phrases in Japanese:

1. Where is the bathroom

2. Do you speak English?

3. I am allergic to wheat

4. I am allergic to rye

5. I am allergic to barley

6. I am allergic to gluten

7. I am allergic to Soy Sauce

8. Where is McDonalds?

selagirl Newbie
selagirl
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lol :D thanks

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