Gluten Free in Japan - Printer Friendly Celiac Disease English-Japanese Card PDF

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  1. bern
    Member

    My wife's diet is gluten free. What should we say to ask if a dish uses gluten in its ingredients? Maybe I should print out something in Japanese to take with us? Is there much awareness of this diet in Japan?

    Posted 1 year ago #
  2. bern
    Member

    A local restaurant owner has promised to write something for us. But wondering if the foodies here can make any comments or suggestions.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  3. Here is a link to Tips for getting gluten free food in Japan, thanks to @DeepKyoto for the tip!

    You can just print out this handy-dandy Japanese language card and show it in a restaurant:
    Japanese Celiac / Coeliac Gluten Free Restaurant Cards
    Japanese Celiac / Coeliac Gluten Free Restaurant text (high resolution version)

    I have been with veg/vegan friends that have asked a restaurant to serve a dish without meat and the restaurant refused to serve the person. We begged and even offered to pay the 'with meat' price and they said that they could not do it! So, just because you have the card, I don't think that all your trouble are over in Japan.

    Posted 8 months ago #
  4. The Japanese Celiac / Coeliac Gluten Free Restaurant Cards mentioned above are surely very useful but the text is so pixelated that I could barely read the Japanese, so I remade it as best I could. I input the English and Japanese text and made a PDF that people can download and print out for your travels to Japan.

    Celiac Disease English-Japanese Card

    Printer Friendly Celiac Disease English-Japanese Card PDF
    Celiac Disease English-Japanese Card PDF
    Celiac Disease English-Japanese Card PDF (text outlined version)

    If your computer has trouble rendering the Japanese text in the PDF, the outlined version ought to work for you.

    I don't have Celiac Disease and don't know anything about it. I hope this is helpful for people. Please let me know if there is anything that needs changing, fixing or editing.

    Posted 8 months ago #

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