They censored the huevos.
Funny
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Isn't that a slice of pork right next to the egg, totally uncensored?
Looks like a watermelon radish.
Maybe they asked the pig for consent?
But it's for a "vegan dish" which is why they blurred the egg apparently....
Depending on the exact reason someone as to be vegan, meat consumption can be considered ok if consent was given. Maybe the pork freely gave part of its meat (don't kink shame) but the chicken is being held against her will and producing eggs under torture.
There is an uncensored version of the egg. Buttholes aren't censored in JAV until contact or penetration, thus implying this egg is getting railed.
I'm skeptical. Most Japanese soup broths are made with bones or milk.
Soy and miso are other common soup broths in Japan.
Most, not all.
The most common broths, like Tonkotsu, aren't.
Miso is my go-to.
There's absolutely vegan dishes! I'm not vegan these days but still, a shop near me has this rich, flavorful, wonderful vegan ramen that's somehow not at all watery, and I'll get that instead of other kinds regularly.
Vegan options are relatively very recent, so I'm not too surprised that people aren't aware that some exist.
I'm only saying most broths aren't, not all.
But you were skeptical?
Most Japanese soups have neither of those things, but almost all of them do have dashi containing dried fish.
It’s censored because it’s Bukkake Ramen.
Ps: Bukkake Udon is a real dish. Bukkake just means splash. But don’t google it without the word udon.
It's an adult version.
So is that pink think right of the egg a piece of pickled ginger or a slice of ham? 🤔
Looks like a piece of thinly sliced radish to me