Significados de kōshi em inglês

Fujitsu spokesman Makoto Koshi said the company would not comment on negotiations.

This is the recipe to use for imported and domestic Koshi Hikari.

Tamaki Gold, packaged by the Williams Rice Milling Company, is 100 percent Koshi Hikari.

The Koshi river in the south of the country - a main waterway - was above the danger level, authorities warned.

Local people call the Koshi the "Sorrow of Bihar" for its regular floods and ability to quickly change course.

We found beautiful rice-paper bags of Koshi Hikari rice for sale around January and New Year's, a prime season for gift-giving.

Every day people arrived at Fatiko with horrible reports of the cannibals, who were devouring the children in the Koshi district.

The Koshi river in the eastern state of Bihar, one of India's poorest regions, has broken its mud embankments in several places.

We saw from our point at Magungo the Koshi and Madi countries, and the Nile flowing out of the lake through them.

Also Basmati White and Natural Brown Rice, Jasmine White and Natural Brown Rice, Arborio White Rice, Indian Basmati, and Koshi Hikari White Rice.

Kobe Steel said President and Chief Executive Yasuo Inubushi, and Chairman Koshi Mizukoshi would step down at the end of March to take responsibility.

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But the eight-forked serpent of Koshi has come every year, and devoured one; and it is now its time to come, wherefore we weep.

Drought is one of the most frequent meteorological disasters, and has exerted significant impacts on the livelihoods and economy of the Koshi River Basin (KRB).

Koshi Hikari is being grown in Texas and marketed as sushi rice by RiceSelect and Della Gourmet.

), Kumai Harvest Koshi Hikari imported from Japan, whole roasted chestnuts, Boyajian citrus oils, dried berries, Fini aceto balsamic vinegar, and olive oil.