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The idiom of "Piece of cake" which means "pleasant and easy job" is usually translated "Asa-meshi-mae" in Japanese. Asa means morning, meshi means meal and mae means before.
Asa (朝)= morning
Meshi(飯)=meal
Mae(前)=Before
So "asameshimae" literally means "just before breakfast" indicating such an easy job which you can do in a short time before breakfast. So, for me, "Asameshimae" is making sushi. I
can enjoy not only making Sushi but aslo sharing it with members and friends. Yesterday I made it and today I'll make it again. (I'm actually waiting for cooked rice for
Sushi)
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