New book Essays and essays Potato Chips and the Birth of a National Food that Harmonizes Japanese Life / fumi Inada Morning new book

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Asahi Shinsho / Why do Japanese people love potato chips so much? "Nori Shio," a Noroshi for restoring potato rights, "Consommé Punch," nurtured by a yearning for Western food, and "Pizza Flavored Potato Chips," which captivated the baby boomers. the history of Post-War Food Culture and Japanese Theory with Potato Chips at the Center! ● Structure of this book [Chapter 1] Post-War Japan that Accepted Potatoes -- Potato Chips to Become Japanese Food [Chapter 2] Potato Chips to Become Japanese Food [Chapter 2] Potato Chips to Become Popular [Chapter 3] Desire, Consumption and Economic Growth -- Potato Chips to Become a Platform [Chapter 4] "Bread of the Poor" sought by downstream society -- Potato Chips to Become Junk Food [Chapter 5] Economic Recession and Diversity -- Potato Chips to Become National Food