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A Japanese curry that's
based on British Navy Curry. The Imperial Japanese Navy adopted a
similar curry in the 19th century. Japan's navy still serves it every
Friday. The curry spread from the navy to Japan's civilian population
in the Meiji-era.
Over the years, it has adapted to local tastes. It's incredibly
bland for a curry. Nevertheless, it has become one of Japan's most
popular dishes.
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