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satsuma imo Satsuma-imo satsuma-imo satsumaimo English Noun ~ * Satsuma imo en satsumaimo. en 1890 w:William Elliot Griffis The City of the Happy Well Honda the Samurai: A Story of Modern Japan Boston, Mass.; Chicago, Ill. Congregational Sunday-School and Publishing Society 12–13 https://archive.org/details/hondsamuraistory00grifiala/page/12/mode/1up 6945777 Of potatoes, that is, the Satsuma imo, or sweet potato, there were plenty, which were eaten as “refreshments” between meals, being baked at ovens or stands along the street, and sold like cakes or nuts. en 19 September 1900 A. R. Firth Japan. Report on Agriculture and Horse and Cattle Breeding in Kagoshima Prefecture. No. 539 Miscellaneous Series. Diplomatic and Consular Reports. London Printed [F]or Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, by Harrison and Sons,St. Martin’s Lane, Printers in Ordinary to Her Majesty. November 1900 6 https://archive.org/details/sessionalpapers39unkngoog/page/n421/mode/1up 1396784898 The “Satsuma imo,” a species of sweet potato, derives its name from the province of Satsuma, which forms part of this Prefecture. This potato is said to have been originally brought from the Luchu Islands to this district, and from thence to have spread throughout Japan. en 27 December 2014 John Michael Purves; Bixia Chen ja 蔡温の農務帳: An English Translation of Sai On’s Noumuchou (Book on Agricultural Affairs) https://u-ryukyu.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/2007965 The Science Bulletin of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of the Ryukyus 61 Nishihara, Okinawa w:University of the Ryukyus 6 2 1249053498 In the case that there are too many Satsuma imo (sweet potatoes) for immediate requirements, these ought to be dried and stored like rice for private consumption. en 2022 Steve Wide; Michelle Mackintosh Kyūshū Japan: A Curated Guide to the Best Areas, Food, Culture & Art Sydney, N.S.W. Plum “Japan by region” section 321 https://books.google.com/books?id=DadyEAAAQBAJ&pg=PA321 9781761262869 REGIONAL FOOD & DRINK Satsuma imo (sweet potato), Japanese Romanization さつまいも サツマイモ