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PHOTO BY Angel Aihara
Living in Japan definitely has its perks — it is safe, child-friendly, and the government does its parts to make sure its citizens and residents are well-taken care of. Many have also said that Japanese cuisine is one of the best in the world — and it looks like they don’t scrimp on the quality, serving, and presentation, whether it’s in a restaurant, convenience store, school lunches or hospital food!
What hospital food in Japan is like
In our Facebook group, Smart Parenting Village, Angel Aihara, a stay-at-home mom of two who lives in Japan, and who blogs at Mama Gel, documented the food that was served to her while she was confined in the hospital after giving birth to her second child, Kotarou. She also offered a glimpse of what it’s like to give birth in the country.
“Karamihan sa mga pasyenteng nanganak dito ay pinapanatili ng pitong araw sa ospital, mapa-normal delivery man o CS operation.
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWMay ilang ospital namang apat na araw lang,” Angel explains in her post. “Tinuturuan ng ilang basic [skills] like pagpapaligo sa bata, pagpapasuso pagkain ng tama para makakuha ng sapat na nutrisyon, self-care, at iba pa.”
She adds, “Kapag nakikita ko itong mga pagkaing ito parang nais ko tuloy ulit magkasupling!”
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Angel, who underwent C-section shares in March 2018, shares her first meal the morning after. “Akala ko hihimatayin na ako sa sobrang gutom halos maiyak na ako noon,” she muses.
This meal is called “Okayu.” Angel says, “Parang lugaw sa atin sa Pinas iyon nga lang walang laman at walang lasa."PHOTO BY Angel AiharaADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
The photos served in the hospital are balanced meals consisting of carbohydrates, meat or fish, and vegetables.PHOTO BY Angel Aihara
Look at this breakfast spread! We’d love to eat these every day!PHOTO BY Angel AiharaADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
Dinner looks healthy but still scrumptious!PHOTO BY Angel Aihara
We notice that every meal includes fruits and tea. So nutritious!PHOTO BY Angel AiharaADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
We notice that every meal includes fruits and tea. So nutritious!PHOTO BY Angel Aihara
These meals are also giving us ideas on what to cook for dinner!PHOTO BY Angel AiharaADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
Fruits and ice cream for merienda? We like!PHOTO BY Angel Aihara
Soup is also a staple with every meal. It's the perfect combo with this katsu!PHOTO BY Angel AiharaADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
Strawberry cake and tea as a snack? Yes, please!
Every meal is nutritious but still looks so yummy. We wish all hospitals can serve food like these!PHOTO BY Angel AiharaADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWWhat other parents are reading
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