When it comes to giving birth, the recovery period in a hospital or a clinic differs in every part of the world. In the UK, you might be out in a matter of hours, and even then, you’d be lucky if you a cup of tea and some crumpets. One woman, who gave birth at a clinic in Japan, was treated like a queen. She stayed in the clinic recovering for 4 days, which is the standard in Japan, and the nurses looked after the baby, gave her some amazing advice, and fed her the best food to aid in her recovery.But this woman, who had a standard pregnancy, went on Reddit and claimed that she was fed omuraisu, macaroni salad, chicken soup, squid rings, fruit, and green tea to regain her strength.
But this new mother was treated to salmon with mushroom sauce, soba noodles, rice, eggplant and beef, broccoli, hijiki salad. We have to say, we’re a little envious, and hungry.
Then again, creating life is no easy task, and as beautiful as the miracle of life is, one can certainly use a nice meal like sea bream, pasta salad, chicken meatballs, pickled daikon, rice, miso soup, chawan mushi, and green tea.
This is like going to lamasse with the only differences being that you already have a kid and you’re getting great food like chicken fingers with shredded cabbage salad, bitter melon stir fry, agedashi tofu, carrot salad, rice, and miso soup.
Come to Japan the next time you’re ready to give birth and you could enjoy some mackerel, konbu salad, natto, spinach salad, miso soup, rice, milk, and green tea.
You sure can and you can enjoy some mushroom pasta, potato salad, broccoli and bacon salad, chicken soup, fruit, bread, and green tea. Just don’t expect to get Japanese citizenship. That’s really tough to get there.
Not only do you get to enjoy cod, shredded cabbage salad, pasta salad, sweet potato and peas, rice, and green tea, but also advice like how not to smother your kids or shake them hard.
This definitely helps to ensure that kids are well cared for in their society. But of course, mommy deserves some TLC too, like some salmon, tofu, spinach salad, natto, miso soup, rice, and milk.
Chicken with mushroom sauce, braised pumpkin and pork, daikon carrot salad, rice, miso soup, and chawan mushi.
You just have to find someone to knock you up and head to Japan so you can stay at a clinic or hospital and enjoy some fried fish with tartar sauce, braised mountain potatoes, hijiki salad, spinach and carrot stir fry, rice, and green tea.
With some fish, braised vegetables, niku jaga, which is essentially meat and potatoes, cucumber and baby corn salad, rice, miso soup, and green tea, you’ll be feeling like your old self again by the time you leave the hospital.
It’s called the oiwai (which means celebration) dinner and consists of camembert and raisins, roast beef, mashed potatoes, kabocha, lotus root with gravy, corn soup, rice, salad, tiramisu, fruit, orange juice, and green tea. When you’ve been this spoiled, we’re sure it’s tough going back to a normal life.
