Veits naljakas, et Radissoni [jaapani restoran](https://isseitallinn.ee/) jagab nime [jaapanlasest inimsööjaga](https://www.redcircleauthors.com/factbook/japans-only-convicted-cannibal-who-lives-at-large-and-now-describes-himself-as-a-food-critic-has-written-more-than-20-books/), kes hiljem toidukriitikuks hakkas.
Huvitav, kas oleks turgu ka nt Hanni-nimelisele eesti toidu restoranile? Ja Armin Meiwes vist lausa sai oma ohvri nõusoleku tema nahka pistmiseks, tema nimega võiks olla näiteks vegan restoran? Saaks terve toidutänava teha. 🤔
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Dude, you’re reaching, oleks siis täisnimi sama.
Ma mõtlen veel seda, et kui /u/supinoq looks SupiNoksi nimelise supiköögi, kas kodutud ikka käiksid seal.
+ Wikipediast: “Issei (一世, “first generation”) is a Japanese-language term used by ethnic Japanese in countries in North America and South America to specify the Japanese people who were the first generation to immigrate there.”
+ Kodulehelt: “When the Sakura Maru travelled from Japan and landed on the shores of Peru in 1899 it took more than people with it. Every passenger carried with them the recipes of their favourite dishes from home, and when they’d finished working the sugar plantations, they set to bring them to life once again, using locally sourced ingredients…The food & design of our restaurant are inspired from Sea and Land, making every guest feel that they are on the flavourful journey with Sakura Maru.”
Väga ~~rumal~~ *reaching* loogika sul, Do your research. Väga loogiline ja läbimõeldud nimi…
See on huvitav et sa mingit inimsööjat tead, aga mitte sama eesnime kandvat ja hiljuti lahkunud [maailmakuulsat moedisainerit](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Issey_Miyake).
Ning jah, stiliseeritult on ta nimi *Issey*, kuid jaapani keeles on ta siiski Issei (いっせい).
Olen seal söönud, vb selle pärast seal nii hea toit oligi…