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Oblaat

Edible layer of starch used to wrap some candies and pharmaceuticals in Japan

In Japan, oblaat (オブラート, oburāto) is a thin, edible layer of starch used to wrap some candies and pharmaceuticals, similar to capsules. Many types of Japanese

Oblaat

Wafer paper

Edible paper of rice or potato starch

in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Oburāto (オブラート, loanword from Dutch oblaat 'wafer paper') is a particularly thin and transparent wafer paper, made

Wafer paper

Wafer_paper

Rice paper

Topics referred to by the same term

culinary paper Wafer paper, a thin edible starch sheet known as rice paper Oblaat, a nearly transparent wafer paper often made from rice starch Japanese tissue

Rice paper

Rice_paper

Parachute (drugs)

Method of swallowing drugs

for smoking herbal substances or tobacco. Rice or starch papers known as oblaat in Japan is a method that is becoming more popular. Opioids, amphetamines

Parachute (drugs)

Parachute_(drugs)

Botan Rice Candy

Japanese brand of confectionery

Bontan ame are soft, chewy, citrus-flavored candy with an outer layer of oblaat. The rice paper is clear and plastic-like when dry, but it is edible and

Botan Rice Candy

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Capsule (pharmacy)

Relatively stable shell containing medicine

OROS Pharmacy automation Pharmaceutical formulation Pill splitting Tablet Oblaat Safire, William (March 9, 1986). "On Language; The Caplet Solution". The

Capsule (pharmacy)

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Shichi-Go-San

Annual Japanese festival

a turtle, which represent long life in Japan. Chitose ame is wrapped in oblaat. In Crayon Shin-chan episode 26–3, "My Shichi-Go-San", the Nohara family

Shichi-Go-San

List of desserts

Modjeska Mooncake Moustalevria Mozartkugel N Noghl Nonpareils Nougat O Oblaat Okchun-dang Orange jelly candy P Paçoca Pashmak Pastila Pastille Peanut

List of desserts

List_of_desserts

Rentrer en Soi

Japanese visual kei rock band

"Ichigo Oblaat" (苺オブラート) (16 March 2003, distributed single) No. Title Length 1. "Ichigo Oblaat" (苺オブラート)

Rentrer en Soi

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List of Japanese words of Dutch origin

marmot marmot Guinea pig nisu ニス vernis varnish varnish oburāto オブラート oblaat wafer oblaat Also listed in some Japanese sources as deriving from the cognate

List of Japanese words of Dutch origin

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Hide Your Face

1994 studio album by hide

M*A*S*S 4:44 10. "T.T. Groove" 0:31 11. "Blue Sky Complex" 5:35 12. "Oblaat (Remix Version)" 4:47 13. "Tell Me" 4:44 14. "Honey Blade" 4:31

Hide Your Face

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Eyes Love You

1993 single by hide

covered by A on the Tribute III -Visual Spirits- tribute album, while "Oblaat" was covered by Gotcharocka on Tribute II -Visual Spirits-, both released

Eyes Love You

Eyes_Love_You

Jun (musician)

Japanese musician and singer-songwriter

Records, which was founded by D vocalist Asagi. They contributed a cover of "Oblaat" to the 2013 Hide tribute album Tribute II -Visual Spirits-. Jun – vocals

Jun (musician)

Jun_(musician)

Psyence a Go Go

2008 live album by hide

Disc three No. Title Length 1. "Erase" 2. "Doubt" 3. "Oblaat" 4. "D.O.D. (Drink or Die)" 5. "Dice" 6. "Good Bye" 7. "Good Bye (S.E.)"

Psyence a Go Go

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Rentrer en Soi (album)

2006 studio album by Rentrer en Soi

"Protoplasm" 5:38 6. "Gedoku Magaini Suicide" (解毒まがいにSUICIDE) 3:38 7. "Strawberry Oblaat" 2:35 8. "Misemono Koya" (見世物小屋) 2:30 9. "Karasuiro no Taiji" (鴉色の胎児) 4:17

Rentrer en Soi (album)

Rentrer_en_Soi_(album)

Live 97–99 Mood

2000 live album by Chara

あのバカは, lit. 'Where'd He Go? That Idiot') Chara Kohey Tsuchiya 4:18 5. "Oblaat" (Japanese: オブラート) Chara Tadanobu Asano 4:38 6. "Ano Ie ni Kaerō" (Japanese:

Live 97–99 Mood

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