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Fukuoka is found on the southernmost island of Kyushu, one of the four (4) main islands in Japan.

Fasuulia refers to "Beans" in Yemen
Fattt Marag refers to Yemen food of dry bread with meat soup

Feuille refers to manioc leaves used for food in Cameroon

Food and Drink of Equatorial Guinea, Africa

Cassava is a staple food in Equatorial Guinea and is often

Food and Drink/Cuisine of Chad, Africa

The cuisine of Chad varies according to region and ethnic group.

Millett and Sorghum are the staple foods. A common meal is porridge made

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