御飯
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Base noun form. Refers specifically to cooked rice, a staple food in Japan. Often used in phrases like 『御飯を食べる』 (gohan o taberu, 'to eat rice').
Theme
In a kitchen, User helps their roommate Mika prepare dinner and talk about rice cooking.
御飯
ごはん
rice (cooked)
Everyday Life & SurvivalFood & Dining
Memory Hook
Imagine a bowl of steaming rice — it's so good you say 'go-han' (御飯 gohan) with delight! 'Go-han' sounds like 'go home' where you eat a meal.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『御飯』 (gohan) is central to meals, often served with every meal. It's also used to refer to meals in general, showing the importance of rice in Japanese cuisine and culture.
Forms
Base: 御飯Base noun form. Refers specifically to cooked rice, a staple food in Japan. Often used in phrases like 『御飯を食べる』 (gohan o taberu, 'to eat rice').