what are the names of the plates in japan
Many houses in Japan share the exact same address just like we do with our neigbour - the only difference between us and next door is our name - thus folks need to have a name plate outside the house to make sure the Dollfies get delivered to the correct parents. Name plates for houses are called Hyosatsu [è¡¨æ­]. When we first bought our house and was looking at the price of name plates, I was shocked to find that they generally cost more than 3 limbs. This Nagashima one for example costs 72,450 yen - for a name plate!
Plates or the dishes used for serving food are called Sara, which are often said as O-Sara in polite Japanese. Small plates are called Kozara(å°ç¿), meaning little plates. 4.