Actual Japanese Sauces are Tonkatsu Sauce, Tare Sauce, Tsuyu Sauce.
The over 200,000 Legal Japanese Immigrants that were brought to Hawaii as Plantation Slaves created Teriyaki Sauce as lacking the ingredients for Japanese Sauces of Tonkatsu Sauce, Tare Sauce, Tsuyu Sauce of Mirin (cooking rice wine), Rice Vinegar, Rice Wine (see Warrior TV Series Season 1 Episode 5 about how scarce rice wine was). Instead of Japanese Cooking Rice Wine Mirin, Rice Wine, Rice Vinegar, American Wine, American Cooking Sherry, and American White Vinegar was used to create Teriyaki Sauce.
Throwing Americans of Japanese Ancestry created Teriyaki Sauce on anything does not make that "Japanese".
The over 200,000 Legal Japanese Immigrants that were brought to Hawaii as Plantation Slaves created Teriyaki Sauce as lacking the ingredients for Japanese Sauces of Tonkatsu Sauce, Tare Sauce, Tsuyu Sauce of Mirin (cooking rice wine), Rice Vinegar, Rice Wine (see Warrior TV Series Season 1 Episode 5 about how scarce rice wine was). Instead of Japanese Cooking Rice Wine Mirin, Rice Wine, Rice Vinegar, American Wine, American Cooking Sherry, and American White Vinegar was used to create Teriyaki Sauce.
Throwing Americans of Japanese Ancestry created Teriyaki Sauce on anything does not make that "Japanese".
Japanese "Sushi" is rice that was used to pack freshly caught fish into boxes before Refrigeration for transport to towns and Cities, see Japanese TV Station NHK "History of Sushi".
Japanese word for "Raw Fish" is "Sashimi" - - Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Referring to "Raw Fish"as "Sushi" by Caucasians was used as a Racist Derogatory Slur from 1600s to 2019 against Japanese as something disgusting about Japanese, Japanese Culture. see Norwegian 2014 Movie "Kraftidioten" as the derogatory racist use of word "Sushi"
This mistake "Sushi", as "Sashimi" persisted for Centuries, and only was recently corrected in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary that previously (editions still have stated "Sushi is Raw Fish").
"Sushi - cold rice dressed with vinegar, formed into any of various shapes, and garnished especially with bits of raw seafood or vegetables" - Merriam-Webster Dictionary
"Sashimi - a Japanese dish of thinly sliced raw fish" - Merriam-Webster Dictionary. As usually ONLY eaten during Celebrations like New Years, as extremely expensive as must be fresh and not refrigerated nor frozen. Same as "Sushi" with "Sashimi" (raw fish) usually only on Extremely Special Occasions, at over $80.00 to $100.00 a pound.
Almost everybody here at Hawaii KNOWS the difference including the actual Japanese Sushi Types that does not have "Raw Fish". Many Non Japanese here at Hawaii even know how to make Japanese Sushi WITHOUT raw fish, that is even available at 7 Eleven. CVS, Safeway Supermarket, Walmart, etc..
Japanese word for "Raw Fish" is "Sashimi" - - Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Referring to "Raw Fish"as "Sushi" by Caucasians was used as a Racist Derogatory Slur from 1600s to 2019 against Japanese as something disgusting about Japanese, Japanese Culture. see Norwegian 2014 Movie "Kraftidioten" as the derogatory racist use of word "Sushi"
This mistake "Sushi", as "Sashimi" persisted for Centuries, and only was recently corrected in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary that previously (editions still have stated "Sushi is Raw Fish").
"Sushi - cold rice dressed with vinegar, formed into any of various shapes, and garnished especially with bits of raw seafood or vegetables" - Merriam-Webster Dictionary
"Sashimi - a Japanese dish of thinly sliced raw fish" - Merriam-Webster Dictionary. As usually ONLY eaten during Celebrations like New Years, as extremely expensive as must be fresh and not refrigerated nor frozen. Same as "Sushi" with "Sashimi" (raw fish) usually only on Extremely Special Occasions, at over $80.00 to $100.00 a pound.
Almost everybody here at Hawaii KNOWS the difference including the actual Japanese Sushi Types that does not have "Raw Fish". Many Non Japanese here at Hawaii even know how to make Japanese Sushi WITHOUT raw fish, that is even available at 7 Eleven. CVS, Safeway Supermarket, Walmart, etc..