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This is an oral tradition that all Japanese know. It is said that it appeared somewhere around the Edo period.
There are numerous variations of this, but most of them serve the same role as specific instructions regarding how to control the fire when cooking rice, which makes it sort of a phrase packed with life hack knowledge.
“But in my area, it was ‘Don’t remove the lid even if your parents die.’”
“More like, if your parents die, then it would seem likely that you ...
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