Have you ever tried Japanese food? It's not only sushi. Click the green flag, select the box and decorate it with drag and drop. In new year's day Japanese eat traditionaly osechi ryori, which is believed to bring good luck. Each dish has a auspicious meaning. It will often served in a lacquer boxes. With this game you can create your own osechi ryori. Have fun! (^○^)
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