veganism started as early as 538 B.C. Japan

[Guest guest]

Shojin Ryori Cooking is vegetarian cooking without

meat,fish,eggs or dairy products.

 

(I think CHA JA-Berkely is based on that type of

cooking. The owner by the way, used to be a Japanese

Monk.)

 

http://www.buddhismtoday.com/english/veg/14-soulfood.htm

 

PHOTOS

http://www.hieizan.or.jp/enryakuji/econt/mount/cook.html#anchor346162

 

PHOTOS

http://members.tripod.com/~NiallOK/zen.html

 

http://www.kikkoman.com/contents/forum/007/ff007.html

 

http://www.hachinoki.co.jp/origin/shojin1.html

 

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The above proves that people have lived for centuries

on a vegan/vegetarian diet.

 

Japanese New Year is Jan 1. Around that time special

rice cake and vegan mochi soups will be eaten by the

Japanese people.

 

If I am planning a vegan New Year's luncheon on Dec 31

and Jan 1, I'll invite everyone. (I currently doing

some research,

I will post around Dec 28, ONLY if the vegan $5

luncheon will take place in SF Japantown)

 

 

 

 

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signature: FAQ on vegetarian resources

 

SFBAVeg/

http://www.vegdining.com

http://www.sfvs.org

Living Foods: SFLivingFoods/

due to my high amount of emails, I am unable to answer everyone's emails on

vegetarian questions.

 

 

 

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