Aren't the drawings below positively cute?! They were posted on the Facebook page of Japan Lover Me but you can check out its website, too.
As for chopsticks use, I simply ask for spoon and fork to make the whole dining experience more pleasant (and easier). But thank God for this guide -- through it I learned that sticking one's chopsticks upright on a bowl of rice or any other food signifies death or mourning. I remember doing this more than once...
Hope these help you out!
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One thing I learned from a Asian friend regarding chopstick etiquette is to never rub your chopstick together after tearing them apart. China, Japan and Korea have different chopstick etiquette to follow.
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