📚️Reading:Level N4：The world's staple foods　世界の主食

◆I am reading a Japanese text. Please practice while looking at the reading material website.From February 2026, I have been using Sally’s original reading scripts.　*Beginner Japanese Podcast◆日本語の朗読 ろうどく｜Reading aloud日本語の文章を私が読んでいます。朗読素材のサイトを見ながら練習してください。◆Summary　あらすじStaple foods around the world can be broadly divided into rice, wheat, and corn, and each region has its own main staple. In Asia, people eat rice; in Europe and the United States, bread is common; in Mexico, tortillas are a staple; in Italy, pasta is the main staple; and in Ireland, potatoes are widely eaten. Japan and Korea use rice as their staple food and have a culture of eating it together with many kinds of side dishes.In the past, rice was valuable in Japan, and cooking it required careful control of the fire when using an iron pot. A traditional song even describes how to cook rice well. Today, electric rice cookers make it easy, but rice cooked in a pot—like when camping—is said to be especially delicious.◆今日の朗読リンク｜The source website of the materialThe world's staple foods　世界の主食◆Main Site よみものいっぱい◆Listener Questions1.What is your staple food?2.Does your country or family have a dish that you eat every day?3.What delicious staple-food dish have you eaten while traveling?4.Besides rice, wheat, and corn, do you know any other staple foods?5.Have you ever eaten that food?6.How many meals do you eat in a day?7.In Japanese cuisine, do you have a favorite combination of a staple food and a side dish?【クイズのこたえ、コメントはこちらへどうぞ　You can comment here👇️】◆PodpageOfficial Website (Blog & Episode Notes)◆SpotifyLearn Japanese with Sally こちらでも聞くことができます◆YouTubeLearn Japanese with Sally 動画レッスンもあります◆My Udemy私が作った日本語レッスンです！！I currently have three Japanese learning courses available.