Does the word tofu in English come from Chinese or Japanese?

Noun (short for noun)

(Japanese. ) Tofu

The origin of a word

Japanese t? u

Japanese t? u

Tofu from China

Du Fu from China

There is a translation etymology in Kingsoft. I used to look up subtitles when I watched a big movie.

Personally, I think we should look at Japan, because Japanese people use tofu for writing, such as Toyota, which is in line with the Japanese habit of translating English. Generally speaking, two letters make up a syllable. Sony, for example, is not like a Chinese pinyin fighter.

If it's from China, then dou is English spelling.

For example, "kongfu" and "Kung Fu" came from China Pinyin in the past two years.

Another one is from Japan.

cattail hassock

Noun (short for noun)

Typhoid grass

Japanese style [bedding, bedding]

Japanese style [pajamas, bedding]

It used to be China's, just a cushion in the bedroom.

However, it was later reported by Japan that they developed early abroad and the Meiji Restoration was early, which may be the case.