Sentence examples for have a Japanese touch from inspiring English sources
Every Michelin-starred restaurant in Paris now seems to have a Japanese touch; some bistros, like L'Office, have even imported Japanese chefs.
The book was well received, which seemed remarkable — in the past, the only thing worse than an American writing about an undeveloped city like Fuling would have been a Japanese touching on the China-Taiwan issue.
The book was well received, which seemed remarkable in the past, the only thing worse than an American writing about an undeveloped city like Fuling would have been a Japanese touching on the China-Taiwan issue.
I have a Japanese lesson tomorrow.
J.A.L. adds a Japanese touch to the training of its stewardesses.
Momoko Sano, the Martha Stewart brand manager here, said, "In her house, she has a Japanese teapot, Japanese plates, Japanese fabrics, Japanese lacquerware -- she loves Japanese lacquerware".
It also has a Japanese garden.
(They have a crisp touch of tennis).
Even the salads have a homemade touch.
