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The Splatfest question is about the name of a dish most commonly known as [[wikipedia:Imagawayaki|imagawayaki]], which is a dessert made from dough filled with sweet red bean paste cooked in a special enclosed pan. The teams represent the three most common names for this dish in Japanese: | The Splatfest question is about the name of a dish most commonly known as [[wikipedia:Imagawayaki|imagawayaki]], which is a dessert made from dough filled with sweet red bean paste cooked in a special enclosed pan. The teams represent the three most common names for this dish in Japanese: | ||
* 回転焼き ''Kaiten-yaki'' - literally, "spun-fried" - common in the Kyūshū region. | * 回転焼き ''Kaiten-yaki'' - literally, "spun-fried" - common in the Kyūshū region. | ||
* 大判焼き ''Oban-yaki'' - literally, " | * 大判焼き ''Oban-yaki'' - literally, "oban fried (dish)" - common in the Kansai region, named after the oban coin used in the Edo period, which resembles the dish's shape. | ||
* 今川焼き ''Imagawa-yaki'' - literally "Imagawa-style fried (dish)" - common in most regions of japan, named after the historical Imagawa Bridge in Kanda where the dish was first sold in the 18th century. | * 今川焼き ''Imagawa-yaki'' - literally "Imagawa-style fried (dish)" - common in most regions of japan, named after the historical Imagawa Bridge in Kanda where the dish was first sold in the 18th century. | ||
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Kaiten-Yaki vs. Oban-Yaki vs. Imagawa-Yaki
Kaiten-Yaki vs. Oban-Yaki vs. Imagawa-Yaki
| Teams | Kaiten-Yaki Oban-Yaki Imagawa-Yaki |
| Regions | Global |
| Start | 18 November 2023 at 00:00 UTC |
| End | 20 November 2023 at 00:00 UTC |
| Length | 48 hours |
Kaiten-Yaki vs. Oban-Yaki vs. Imagawa-Yaki is an upcoming Splatfest event exclusive to the Japan region in Splatoon 3. It will Take place starting on 18 November 2023 at 00:00 UTC. It will be the third Splatfest to take place during Drizzle Season 2023 and the first region-exclusive Splatfest announced for Splatoon 3. It was announced on social networks on 8 November 2023[1]
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The Splatfest question is about the name of a dish most commonly known as imagawayaki, which is a dessert made from dough filled with sweet red bean paste cooked in a special enclosed pan. The teams represent the three most common names for this dish in Japanese:
- 回転焼き Kaiten-yaki - literally, "spun-fried" - common in the Kyūshū region.
- 大判焼き Oban-yaki - literally, "oban fried (dish)" - common in the Kansai region, named after the oban coin used in the Edo period, which resembles the dish's shape.
- 今川焼き Imagawa-yaki - literally "Imagawa-style fried (dish)" - common in most regions of japan, named after the historical Imagawa Bridge in Kanda where the dish was first sold in the 18th century.
