rice cracker

Rice balls are a simple food commonly eaten in Korea and Japan. They are made by shaping rice into balls by hand and can be made even more delicious by adding ingredients like seaweed or tuna.

In Japan, this emoji also refers to rice crackers. Rice crackers are popular snacks due to their crispy texture and savory flavor. Many people in Korea also enjoy rice crackers.

Rice balls are an essential part of Korean lunchbox culture. They frequently appear at outdoor events like picnics or sports days, and recently, various types of rice balls can be found in convenience stores. Scenes of making rice balls often appear in Korean dramas and variety shows.

Known as senbei in Japan, rice crackers are a snack that represents traditional Japanese confectionery culture. In modern times, they have evolved into various flavors and shapes, gaining popularity in the global snack market. Particularly in Asian countries, rice crackers are recognized as a healthy snack and continue to be loved by younger generations.