Japanese themed sleepover

Question

srry if this shows up twice i just checked and it hadn't shown up yet... my friend and i are having a japanese themed sleepover... we need ideas for sleeping arrangments and food... plz... we dont wanna eat fish

Answer 1

well i cant imagine a japanese themed party with no fish!!!  thats like having your bday party @ chuck e cheese but no pizza!!!  

Answer 2

go to some azn market and buy packets of miso soup

idk if u'd like it, but it has a really watery texture,

its like powder that u mix with hot water,

some sweet hot tea, like chrysanthemum

i like it cuz its sweet and i hate the bitter tea

get mochi icecream

it is SOOOO good

Answer 3

you could make mini onigiri or even cute little bentos for all the girls...defanetley sleep in sleeping bags on the floor and stay up all night and watch anime ^_^

Answer 4

Lol, all the Japanese eat is basically fish, maybe some raw meats, but it's their base diet.

Answer 5

Poky is a Japanese sweet like tiny bread sticks covered dipped in coating like chocolate, strawberry yogurt etc.. You could make giant poky's with bread sticks and dip them in chocolate or white chocolate with added food coloring of your choice and if you want to be a bit fancy you can add sprinkles to them as well then just wait for them to set.

~How about Karaoke that's very japanese you could just play singstar.

~You could have cherry blossom scented candles.

~Drink green tea.

~Watch Memoirs of a Geisha.

~Try making Origami.

~Japanese crackers

~You might be able to find Koala's March or Hello Panda snack from an online shop. These are Japanese snack foods.

That's all I can think of, hope it helps and you have a good party!

Lulabelle x*x

Answer 6

but without fish, it won't be japanese anymore. if you go to an asian supermarket, i believe that there are packets of udon(japanese noodles). each packet equals one serving. just follow the directions on the packet. it's really simple and tastes delicious too! (: in addition, go to a sushi bar and get some ready-made sushi. if you don't like raw fish, there are many other varieties. ask the staff there for reccomendations. and do rememberto read the ingredient lists carefully.