Nigiri is a style of sushi in which a piece of fish, shellfish, egg, or vegetable (called neta) is placed on a bite-sized oblong of vinegared rice (called shari).

Contains: Netajp-ro Rice
Characteristic of: Japanese cuisine
Contains, including ancestors: Seafood Fish Rice
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Wikidata ID: Q46383
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