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The footnote #1 links to "hourou" and the article says it's the name of the pot it's cooked in. The only dish mentioned is "hourokumushi" ("mushi" means "steamed" while "yaki" means "roasted", and no mention to "yaku", "to rast" is made, only "musu", "to steam", and "itaru", "to fry"). The relation with the Murakami Navy is through the use of "houroudama", a weapon made by stuffing hourou with gunpowder.--[[User:Kemm|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm|talk]])

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Kemm: Created page with "The footnote #1 links to "hourou" and the article says it's the name of the pot it's cooked in. The only dish mentioned is "hourokumushi" ("mushi" means "steamed" while "yaki"..."