Food
What type of seaweed is often used to wrap sushi rolls?

Did You Know? A 1923 earthquake changed the fate of sushi forever. The tragedy and devastation caused by the 1923 earthquake had far-reaching effects which caused the land prices to decline significantly. It then offered an opportunity for all the sushi vendors to take their stalls indoors and this led to brick-and-mortar sushi-ya. By the 1950s, sushi was mostly served indoors at restaurants.
