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What are the beans painted in Japan?
Natto (natto is fermented soybean, a traditional Japanese staple food) is a traditional Japanese food, which is fermented by adding Bacillus natto to cooked soybeans, probably originating from the Korean era.
Chinese name
Natto is fermented soybean and a traditional staple food in Japan.
Foreign name
Natto is fermented soybean and a traditional staple food in Japan.
abbreviate
natto
general
Bacillus subtilis
From 654.38+200,000 years ago to 2300, CHOMON era almost lasted 654.38+200,000 years. Soybeans came from Chinese mainland at the end of the Korean Festival. There are nearly/kloc-0 1000000000 spores of Bacillus natto attached to a straw made in Japan. When cooked soybeans are put into containers piled with straw, sticky substances will ooze from cooked soybeans.
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