Onigiri is any rice that's designed to be eaten by hand. It's the Japanese equivalent of the sandwich. Onigiri
Onigiri is any rice that's designed to be eaten by hand. It's the Japanese equivalent of the sandwich. 
Onigiri is any rice that's designed to be eaten by hand. It's the Japanese equivalent of the sandwich.
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