Japan insect enthusiast cooks cricket ramen to promote insect eating
Shinishiro Moriuchi | May 14, 2021
Entomophagy or the earing of insects is practised in Japan just like in other countries. Bugs such as mealworm, crickets, mole crickets, moth larvae and locust are eaten in different parts of the world. Here in this video by SCMP, crickets were used by a Japanese chef to ramen.
Tags: insectasfood, food, insects, japan
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