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#VantageOnFirstpost Sweat-infused Onigiri in Japan: Would you Eat it? | Vantage with Palki Sharma Onigiri or rice balls is a Japanese delicacy that is typically formed into a triangle shape using the palm of one’s hand. But the country has taken it one step further. It is selling onigiri - made from the sweat of “cute girls.” Because of the unique way it is handled, the onigiri is sold for a premium. While one ball usually costs around 100 yen, this one is around ten times more. Some studies suggest armpit sweat contains pheromones that can influence emotions positively but the practice is sparking heated online debates. But it isn't the only delicacy using such bizarre ingredients. Palki Sharma brings you more. --- Onigiri | Japan | Human Sweat | Firstpost | World News | News Live | Vantage | Palki Sharma | News #japan #onigiri #sweat #firstpost #vantageonfirstpost #palkisharma #worldnews

Japan is well known for its beautifully blooming Sakura trees, but have you ever heard about Ajisai? In Japan, Hydrangeas (jap. Ajisai) are associated with the rainy season. Their color depends on the acidity of the soil and ranges from white to purple and blue. This month, we have prepared a special rainy season brain teaser. Can you solve it? Leave your answers in the comment section below. #japan #kikusui #rainyseason

Pandanus fascicularis : Kevda plant, Screw Pine, Ketki , native to India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines. Thrives in tropical and subtropical climates, coastal areas . • Kevda Flowers: Male and Female Kevda Flowers.. There are male and female Kevda flowers, and both grow on different Kevda plants. In Sanskrit, the male Kevda flower is called Ketaki Viphala and the female ones are called Swarna Ketaki. The male Kevada flowers have a very memorable aroma which floats around and is reminiscent of a rose-like, fruity scent. Due to their captivating aroma, these Kevda flowers are used for fragrances and as other scents. The female Kevda flowers, on the other hand, have no scent and are thus left to become fruits, which can then be consumed for their own benefits. The Kevda flower has also effortlessly merged into religious traditions in India and in other countries that it inhabits. In India, Its fragrant flowers play a significant role in religious ceremonies, particularly in Hindu rituals, where they are offered to deities and used to adorn temples. #native #nativeplants #India https://lnkd.in/gGzEzfh7

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According to Bhavishya Malika Purana, who is the saint who will bring Satyayug in 2032? Watch our video to know The story of the decline of Sanatani Puja, in the words of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj Factful Debates on YouTube Channel #सनातनी_पूजा_के_पतन_की_कहानी #sanatan #sanatani #SanatanDharma

Manawatia a Matariki: Celebrating the Māori New Year with joy and renewal.   Want to learn more about Matariki and why we celebrate it? Click on the link: https://lnkd.in/dXsqMF5k   #Matariki #TheMāoriNewYear #Alignzrecruitment

✨️ Mānawatia a Matariki ✨️ A beautiful time of year to rest, reflect & connect. Matariki has existed for centuries but only recently has all of Aotearoa embraced the true essence of the Māori New Year. For most, we are still learning about it, so here is a starting point. Matariki Values... we can all relate to at least one, if not all the values. So here is my challenge to you, how can all of these values be embedded into your year ahead? #mānawatiaamatariki #values

Vashiyam Mai is one of the most oldest & traditional method to attract a person or to have someone under your control for a good purpose. In Zakti, MASTER SRIBALA traditionally prepares Vashiyam Mai using powerful herbs & roots found in kolimalai.