In Japan, it is believed that when seasons change, people are more prone to be affected by the evil forces ie devils, so there is a need to ward off evil on the day before the beginning of the new season As such, Setsubun (節分), which means the last day before spring, is an occasionEhou Maki (恵方巻き, Ehōmaki, literally meaning "Lucky Direction Roll") is a special type of sushi roll Ordinary Ehou Makis are eaten for good fortune, but the famous sushi artisan and fortuneteller Monchy can use the Ehou Maki to locate specific rare ingredients Monchy's Ehou Maki needs to be made with very specific ingredients depending on the rarity and location of the ingredient Ehomaki must be eating silently in one sitting while facing the lucky direction of the year (eho) of the year, and eats the entire roll of sushi in silence to bring good luck The lucky direction is based on the Chinese zodiac, and this year it landed on the southsoutheast direction 35 Ehomaki Photos And Premium High R...
