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Ce plat ne vous dit peut-être rien mais il est aussi connu sous le nom de « goya champloo » ou « goya champuru ». L’orthographe exacte est ゴー[go]ヤ[ya]チャン[chan]プ[pu]ルー[ru], j’aime l’exactitude comme vous pouvez le remarquer. Via Elisabeth Paul-Takeuchi
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