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<sushibar>
<!-- Nigiri-zushi  TOTAL = 18-->
<!-- Nigiri-zushi  Aji-->
	<sushi kind ="Nigiri-zushi" id ="N1">
		<name>
  			<name_Japanese>Aji</name_Japanese>
  			<name_English>Horse Mackerel</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_aji.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>52.1kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">35.0g</weight>
		<price>Expensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
  					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N1" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Maaji</name_Japanese>
	  				<name_English>Atlantic Horse Mackerel</name_English>
				</name>
				<pic filename="images/aji.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Trachurus japonicus</scientific_name>
				<size unit = "inch">12 in</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>All around Japan (except Hokkaido), Korea, Taiwan and Eastern China Sea.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>Squid</diet>
				<diet>Sardine</diet>
				<diet>Small shrimp</diet>
				<diet>Banded Blue-Sprat</diet>
				<characteristics>Forms large schools in coastal areas with sandy substrate. Divided into two stocks: West stock and North Sea stock. West stock spawns in a belt from the Biscay to Ireland in early spring, migrates north and eastwards to southern Norway and northern North Sea. North Sea stock spawns in the southern North Sea in summer, migrates to central North Sea, Skagerrak and Kattegat. Females lays 140,000 eggs, hatch into 5mm long larvae.</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Less fishy tasting than Spanish Mackerel. Served marinated in vinegar.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains a lot of EPA which is known to lower cholesterol.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Anago -->
	<sushi kind="Nigiri-zushi" id ="N2">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>Anago</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Sea Eel</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_anago.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>61.9kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">34.6g</weight>
		<price>Moderate</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N2" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Maanago</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Common Japanese Conger</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/anago.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Conger myriaster</scientific_name>
				<size unit = "feet">3.3 ft</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>All around Japan (except Hokkaido), Korea, and Eastern China Sea.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>Small fish</diet>
				<diet>Crustaceans</diet>
				<characteristics>Congers are scaleless eels with large heads, large gill slits, wide mouths, and strong teeth. They are usually grayish to blackish, with paler bellies and black-edged fins. Carnivorous fish found in all oceans, sometimes in deep water</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Salt water eel, pre-cooked (boiled) and then grilled before serving, less rich than unagi (fresh water eel).</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains a lot of Vitamin A for strengthening skin and membrance.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Awabi -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N3">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>Awabi</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Abalone</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_awabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>35.9kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">28.8g</weight>
		<price>Very Expensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N3" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Awabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Abalone</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/awabi.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Notohaliotis giantea</scientific_name>
				<size unit = "inch">4 - 8 in</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>California - Japan. They are attached to the rocks at the bottom of sea.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>Seaweed</diet>
				<characteristics>Their number is decreasing. </characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>They could be steamed  or raw , depending on the freshness.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Low cholesterol and low calorie. Contains a lot of iron and taurine that lowers cholesterol.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Amaebi -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N4">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>Amaebi</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Sweet Shrimp</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_amaebi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>35.8kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">27.0g</weight>
		<price>Very Expensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N4" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Amaebi (Hokkokuakaebi)</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Sweet Shrimp (Pink Shrimp)</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/amaebi.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Pandalus eous</scientific_name>
				<size unit="inch">4 in</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Northern Atlantic and Northern Pacific. They live deep in cold ocean.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet></diet>
				<characteristics>They are born as males (until 2 and half to 4  years old) and g`row up to be females.</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Usually served raw. Soft and melts in your mouth. Sometimes served with the deep-fried shells of the shrimp. Eat the shells like you would crayfish.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Low calorie compared to other kinds of shrimp.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Ika -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N5">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>Ika</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Squid</name_English>
		</name>
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_ika.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>38.7kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">30.8g</weight>
		<price>Moderate</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N5" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Koika</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Golden Cuttlefish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/ika.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Sepia esculenta</scientific_name>
				<size>17cm</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>All around Japan (except Hokkaido and Tohoku), Korea,  Eastern and Southern China Sea.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>small fish</diet>
				<diet>crustaceans</diet>				
				<characteristics></characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do. They also provide it aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made out of Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty. You don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>The body is eaten raw and the tentacles are usually served toasted on a bed of rice.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info> Contains a lot of taurine which reduces cholesterol and blood pressure.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Ikura -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N6">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>Ikura</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Salmon roe</name_English>
		</name>
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_ikura.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>52.9kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">29.0g</weight>
		<price>Expensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N6" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Ikura</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Salmon roe</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/sake.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Oncorhynchus keta 's roe</scientific_name>
				<size unit = "inch">0.2 in</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Salmon breed in rivers. They spawn about 2000 - 5000 roes at one time and die.</habitat_distribution>
				<characteristics></characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>It looks beautiful like jewelry, and tastes very good.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains an lot of protein, vitamins and iron. High cholesterol, so be careful.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Tako -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N7">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>Tako</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Octopus</name_English>
		</name>
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_tako.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>37.4kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">27.0g</weight>
		<price>Inexpensive</price>
			<ingredients>
				<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
					<name>
						<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N7" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Madako</name_Japanese>
						<name_English>Common Octopus</name_English>
					</name>			
					<pic filename="images/tako.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
					<scientific_name>Octopus vulgaris</scientific_name>
					<size>60cm</size>			
					<habitat_distribution>Around southern Japan and warm ocean in the world.</habitat_distribution>
					<diet>crabs</diet>
					<diet>shrimps</diet>
					<diet>clams</diet>
					<characteristics>Looks weired.</characteristics>
				</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>		
		<general_info>The body is eaten raw and the tentacles are usually served toasted on a bed of rice.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>A full of protein, iron and vitamins. Contains a lot of cholesterol and salt, so be careful.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Unagi -->
	<sushi kind ="Nigri-zushi" id ="N8">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>Unagi</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Freshwater Eel</name_English>
		</name>
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_unagi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>72.2kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">32.3g</weight>
		<price>Expensive</price>
			<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N8" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Unagi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Freshwater Eel</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/unagi.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Anguilla japonica</scientific_name>
				<size unit="feet">2 ft</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>All around Japan (except Hokkaido), Korea, China, Taiwan and Philippine. They live in rivers and lakes.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>small fish</diet>
				<diet>crustaceans</diet>
				<diet>shellfish</diet>
				<diet>insects</diet>
				<characteristics>Looks like a snake.</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Grilled. It  tastes similar to teriyaki. (Called Kabayaki)</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains a lot of protein and low in fat.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Maguro -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N9">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>Maguro (Akami)</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Tuna (Red Meat)</name_English>
		</name>
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_maguro.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>44.9kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">.30.8g</weight>
		<price>Moderate</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N9" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Kuromaguro</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Buluefin Tuna</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/maguro.jpg" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Thunnus thynnus</scientific_name>
				<size unit="feet">10 ft</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Warm water around the world.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>Squid</diet>
				<diet>Sardine</diet>
				<diet>Squid</diet>
				<diet>Banded Blue-Sprat</diet>
				<characteristics>There are three kinds of tuna commonly used for sushi and sashimi, bluefin tuna (hon maguro), southern bluefin tuna (minami maguro) and bigeye tuna (mebachi). The best is bluefin tuna. Life span is 7 years.</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Sometimes called Akami which literally means red fresh. Akami is the leaner flesh from the "sides" of the fish.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains a lot of protein and iron. Low calorie compared to Toro.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Chu-Toro -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N10">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>Chu-Toro</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Tuna (Fatty Meat )</name_English>
		</name>
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_chutoro.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>57.1kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">.31.7g</weight>
		<price>Expensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item="Tane">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N10" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Kuromaguro</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Buluefin Tuna</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/maguro.jpg" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Thunnus thynnus</scientific_name>
				<size unit="feet">10 ft</size>		
				<habitat_distribution>Warm water around the world.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>Squid</diet>
				<diet>Sardine</diet>
				<diet>Squid</diet>
				<diet>Banded Blue-Sprat</diet>
				<characteristics>There are three kinds of tuna commonly used for sushi and sashimi, bluefin tuna (hon maguro), southern bluefin tuna (minami maguro) and bigeye tuna (mebachi). The best is bluefin tuna.</characteristics>
			</main>
			
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>It is the tuna belly(the fatty part) which is more tasty than Akami.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains a lot of protein and iron.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  O-Toro -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N11">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>O-Toro</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Tuna (The Most Fatty Meat)</name_English>
		</name>
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_otoro.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>70.3kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">30.8g</weight>
		<price>Most Expensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item="Tane">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N11" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Kuromaguro</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Buluefin Tuna</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/maguro.jpg" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Thunnus thynnus</scientific_name>
				<size unit="feet">10 ft</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Warm ocean around the world.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>Squid</diet>
				<diet>Sardine</diet>
				<diet>Squid</diet>
				<diet>Banded Blue-Sprat</diet>
				<characteristics>There are three kinds of tuna commonly used for sushi and sashimi, bluefin tuna (hon maguro), southern bluefin tuna (minami maguro) and bigeye tuna (mebachi). The best is bluefin tuna.</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Fatty part of tuna is called "toro" in Japanese. "O-toro" is considered the most prized and expensive part of tuna, like tenderloin of beef. And there is a small part called "sunazuri" within O-toro. The texture of sunazuri is marbled with thin lines of fat. The look and the taste of sunazuri make it very special.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains a lot of protein and iron. Although it has more fat than Chu-Toro, it contains a lot of EPA which lowers cholesterol.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Sake -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N12">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>Sake</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Salmon</name_English>
		</name>
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_sake.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>59.9kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">37.9g</weight>
		<price>Moderate</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N12" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Sake</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Chum Salmon</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/sake.gif" x="250" y="200"/>						
				<scientific_name>Oncorhynchus keta</scientific_name>
				<size unit="feet">2.6 ft</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Middle and Northern Japan - Oregon (US)</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>Small shrimp</diet>
				<characteristics>They are born in the river, live at the sea, spawn and die at the river.</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Served raw or smoked. Could be served with a piece of lemon on top for increasing appetite.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains a lot of protein, vitamin B and niacin. Strengthens skin and liver, and prevents anemia and arteriosclerosis.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Hamachi -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N13">
		<name>
			<name_Japanese>Hamachi</name_Japanese>
			<name_English>Young Yellowtail</name_English>
		</name>
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_hamachi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>59.9kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">37.9g</weight>
		<price>Expensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N13" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Hamachi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Young Yellowtail</name_English>	
				</name>	
				<pic filename="images/buri.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Seriola quinqueradiata</scientific_name>
				<size unit="feet">4 ft</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Easteren China Sea - Kamuchakka Peninsula</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>Small fish</diet>
				<characteristics>As it grows, its name changes in Japan. (Mojako, Wakashi, Fukuragi, Inada.Megiro, Warasa, and Hamachi - 15-60cm) It becomes about 1.2m when it grows up.</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Looks like white meat, but acutually Hamachi is red meat.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains a  lot of fat, but also a lot of EPA which lowers cholesterol.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Kuruma-ebi -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N14">
		<name>
  			<name_Japanese>Kuruma-ebi</name_Japanese>
  			<name_English>Prawn</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_kurumaebi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>52.1kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">35.0g</weight>
		<price>Expensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
  					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N14" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Kuruma-ebi</name_Japanese>
	  					<name_English>Japanese tiger prawn</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/kurumaebi.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Penaeus japonicus</scientific_name>
				<size unit="inch">6 in</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Around Japan.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>Small fish</diet>
				<characteristics>Life span is 1 year.</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>It looks beautiful and tastes good.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains a lot of taurine which reduces cholesterol and blood pressure. A lot of calcium, too.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigiri	-zushi  Tobiko -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N16">
		<name>
  			<name_Japanese>Tobiko</name_Japanese>
  			<name_English>Flying-fish Roe</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_tobiko.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>52.1kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">35.0g</weight>
		<price>Expensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
  					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N16" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Tobiko</name_Japanese>
	  				<name_English>Flying-fish Roe</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/tobiuo.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Cypselurus agoo's roe</scientific_name>
				<size unit="feet">1ft</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Southern Japan - East shore in Taiwan.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>Small fish</diet>
				<characteristics>They spawn roes on the seaweed.</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Tobiko looks beautiful and tastes good.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains an lot of protein, vitamins and iron. High cholesterol, so be careful.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Uni -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N17">
		<name>
  			<name_Japanese>Uni</name_Japanese>
  			<name_English>Sea Urchin</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_uni.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>52.1kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">35.0g</weight>
		<price>Most Expensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
  					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N17" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Uni</name_Japanese>
	  				<name_English>Sea Urchin</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/uni.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Anthocidaris</scientific_name>
				<size unit="inch">2 in</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Southern Japan.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet></diet>
				<characteristics></characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Kind of fishy, but very smooth and tasty.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains a lot of vitamine A, E which warms the body and promotes good blood circulation.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Tamago -->
	<sushi kind="Nigri-zushi" id ="N18">
		<name>
  			<name_Japanese>Tamago</name_Japanese>
  			<name_English>Egg</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_tamago.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>52.1kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">35.0g</weight>
		<price>Inexpensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item = "Neta (Sushi Topping)">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese xlink_type="simple" xlink_href="ingredients.htm#N18" xlink_show="replace" xlink_actuate="onRequest">Tamago Yaki</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Sweetend Baked Egg Custard</name_English>
				</name>	
				<pic filename="images/tamago.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name></scientific_name>
				<size></size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Your Backyard.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet></diet>
				<characteristics>The chicken breed that lays most of the eggs we eat is the Single-Comb White Leghorn. The name Leghorn comes from a city in Italy called Livorno in Italian.  </characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Sweetend baked egg custard which is called Tamago-yaki.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Contains a lot of EPA which is known to lower cholesterol. The egg is an inexpensive source of high-quality protein (about 6 grams in a large egg) and an important source of riboflavin and selenium., as well as some iron. These attributes should make it one of nature's near-perfect foods, but the egg has one drawback: Its yolk contains about two-thirds of the total suggested daily maximum intake of cholesterol.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>

<!-- Maki-zushi  TOTAL = 4 -->
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Tekka-maki -->
	<sushi kind ="Maki-zushi" id ="M19">
		<name>
  			<name_Japanese>Tekka-maki</name_Japanese>
  			<name_English>Tuna Roll</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_tekka.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>24.4kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">16.5g</weight>
		<price>Moderate</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item="Tane">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Kuromaguro</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Buluefin Tuna</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/maguro.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name>Thunnus thynnus</scientific_name>
				<size unit="feet">10 ft</size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Warm ocean around the world.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet>Squid</diet>
				<diet>Sardine</diet>
				<diet>Squid</diet>
				<diet>Banded Blue-Sprat</diet>
				<characteristics></characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Nori</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Seaweed</name_English>
				</name>						
				<pic filename="images/nori.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info></general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Nori (seaweed) has plenty of vitamins essential to staying healthy such as vitamin A, B-complex, and C. Nori is also found to be a good digestive aid.</nutrition_info>	
			</other>	
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Raw tuna roll wrapped by rice and seaweed. It's easy to eat because it's only a one bite size.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Well balanced food with a lot of protein, EPA, iron, Serin inTuna and  meneral and vitamins in seaweed.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Kappa-maki -->
	<sushi kind="Maki-zushi" id ="M20">
		<name>
  			<name_Japanese>Kappa-maki</name_Japanese>
  			<name_English>Cucumber Roll</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_kappa.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>17.2kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">14.5g</weight>
		<price>inexpensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item="Tane">
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Kyuuri</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Cucumber</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/cucum.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<scientific_name></scientific_name>
				<size></size>			
				<habitat_distribution>Everywhere.</habitat_distribution>
				<diet></diet>
				<characteristics></characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Nori</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Seaweed</name_English>
				</name>						
				<pic filename="images/nori.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info></general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Nori (seaweed) has plenty of vitamins essential to staying healthy such as vitamin A, B-complex, and C. Nori is also found to be a good digestive aid.</nutrition_info>	
			</other>	
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Cucumber roll wrapped by rice and seaweed. It tastes refreshing after eating lots of fish based sushi. </general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Since cucumber is consisted of mostly water, it has low nutritional value. However, it's low calorie, so it is suited for people on a diet.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  Kappa-maki -->
	<sushi kind="Shinko-maki" id ="M21">
		<name>
  			<name_Japanese>Shinko-maki</name_Japanese>
  			<name_English>Pickled Radish Roll</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_shinko.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>18.7kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">15.2g</weight>
		<price>inexpensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item="Tane">
				<name>
  					<name_Japanese>Shinko</name_Japanese>
	  					<name_English>Pickled Radish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shinko.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<characteristics>Shinko is called "Takuwan" in Japanese.</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Nori</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Seaweed</name_English>
				</name>						
				<pic filename="images/nori.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info></general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Nori (seaweed) has plenty of vitamins essential to staying healthy such as vitamin A, B-complex, and C. Nori is also found to be a good digestive aid.</nutrition_info>	
			</other>	
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do it. It is also served aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made from Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. Usually dark shoyu is used for sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty, so you don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/gari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it between or after finishing sushi.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Pickled Radish roll wrapped by rice and seaweed. It is very salty.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>Other than a little fiber in radish, it has low nutritional value. It has a lot of salt, so you don't want to eat with soy sause.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>
<!-- Nigri-zushi  California-maki -->
	<sushi kind="Maki-zushi" id ="M22">
		<name>
  			<name_Japanese>California-maki</name_Japanese>
  			<name_English>California Roll</name_English>
		</name>			
		<pic filename="sushi_pic/s_calroll.gif" x="300" y="200"/>
		<kcal>25.1kcal</kcal>
		<weight unit="gram">16.5g</weight>
		<price>Expensive</price>
		<ingredients>
			<main item="Tane">
				<name>
  					<name_Japanese>Kani Kamaboko</name_Japanese>
	  				<name_English>Crab Meat</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/kanikama.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<characteristics>In most cases, Kani-kamaboko is made of white fish meat, not crabs.</characteristics>
			</main>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Avocado</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Avocado</name_English>			
				</name>				
				<pic filename="images/avocado.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info></general_info>
				<nutrition_info>A lot of protein.</nutrition_info>	
			</other>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Kyuuri</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Cucumber</name_English>			
				</name>	
				<pic filename="images/cucmber.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
			</other>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Vinegared Rice</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/Shari.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>They put vinegar (mixture of rice wine vinegar, sugar, and salt) in steamed short-grained rice, mix them together gently so that the rice doesn't get too sticky, and then make it into a rice ball.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates and can help you achieve a reduced fat diet.</nutrition_info>
			</other>
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Nori</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Seaweed</name_English>
				</name>						
				<pic filename="images/nori.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info></general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Nori (seaweed) has plenty of vitamins essential to staying healthy such as vitamin A, B-complex, and C. Nori is also found to be a good digestive aid.</nutrition_info>				
			</other>			
			<other>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Tobiko</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Flying-fish Roe</name_English>
				</name>						
				<pic filename="images/flying-fish.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Sometimes, Tobiko is used instead of Nori to rap  the rice.</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Contains an lot of protein, vitamins and iron.</nutrition_info>				
			</other>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Wasabi</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Japanese Horseradish</name_English>
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/wasabi.gif" x="300" y="200"/>		
				<general_info>Wasabi is the green Japanese horseradish paste which they put between rice and fish or other neta (Sushi Topping) unless you ask them not to do. They also provide it aside so that you can put in the soy sause for sushi if you like.</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Wasbi is rich in vitamin C.</nutrition_info> 
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Shoyu</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Soy Sause</name_English>
				</name>			
				<general_info>Shoyu is made out of Daizu (soy beans) and it adds more flaver to sushi. You dip your sushi in soy sause  before eating. (You can mix Wasabi into it, if you like.)</general_info>  
				<nutrition_info>Shoyu is very salty. You don't want to use it too much.</nutrition_info> 				
			</side>
			<side>
				<name>
					<name_Japanese>Gari</name_Japanese>
					<name_English>Pickled Ginger</name_English>	
				</name>			
				<pic filename="images/aji.gif" x="250" y="200"/>
				<general_info>Ginger washes out the fishy taste if you eat it after finishing sushi.
				</general_info>
				<nutrition_info>Ginger is known to be a actibacterigen.</nutrition_info>
			</side>
		</ingredients>
		<general_info>Sushi roll with crab meat and avocado.</general_info>
		<nutrition_info>A lot of protein. Well balanced roll.</nutrition_info>
	</sushi>

</sushibar>


