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The last words my father spoke were Jagariko.
When my father said, ‘I want to eat Jagariko,’ everyone around me said,
‘Huh?! Have you ever eaten it? I’ve never been able to eat anything, so let’s go
Why??
He said it was interesting, but he said he wanted to eat it, so he added it to hot water.
Soak and eat
Zagarico’s mysterious funeral was held on the eve of the funeral.
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My 7th grade nephew said, ‘Grandpa, please buy me a Jagarico!’ To other people
It is said that he often asked me to keep it a secret.
And the two of us secretly ate it so as not to be found out by our families.
On Namgwan-il, my nephew was placed in a coffin.
By this time, there were a large number of Zagarico in the corner of my father’s study.
The fact that there is a place is great for families.
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The taste of happy memories shared with grandchildren
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