メカブ
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Meanings
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mekabu; thick wakame leaves from near the stem
usually written using kana alone
Refers to the thick, ruffled part of wakame seaweed near the base, often eaten as a slimy, nutritious food in Japan.
Eating mekabu for breakfast is said to be good for your health.
I bought a pack of mekabu at the supermarket.