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焼き芋 (やきいも, yakiimo) is a bonus vocabulary word meaning “baked sweet potato”.
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Example sentences 12
焼き芋を 買ってみんなで 食べた
We bought roast sweet potatoes and ate them together.
枯れ葉を 集めて 焼き芋をしよう
Let's collect dead leaves and roast some sweet potatoes.
丸寿西村商店-行列のできる焼き芋屋。
Maruju Nishimura-shoten, a popular baked sweet potato vendor often hosts a line of people waiting.
石 焼き芋って、 海外にもあるのかな。
I wonder whether stone-roasted sweet potatoes are available overseas as well.
石焼き釜を使わず焼いたものは、単に焼き芋と呼ばれる。
Cooking sweet potato without an ishiyaki kettle is simply called yaki imo (baked sweet potato).
石焼き芋（いしやきいも）は、サツマイモを使った料理のひとつである。
Ishiyaki imo (stone-roasted sweet potato) is a dish using sweet potatoes.
たとえば、北京市でみかける食品では、天津煎餅、焼き芋、ゆでトウモロコシ、甘栗などが多い。
For example, foods commonly seen in Beijing City are: Tianjin Jianbing (Tianjin style egg crepe or pancake), roasted sweet potatoes, boiled corn, and broiled sweet chestnuts.
最近では家庭用の「石焼き芋器」も市販されており、家庭でも手軽に石焼き芋が楽しめるようになってきている。
Recently, 'ishiyaki imo equipment' for household use is on the market, so everyone can easily enjoy ishiyaki imo at home.
また、どの都道府県でも野菜・果物類や焼き芋・焼き銀杏など農産物およびその単純加工品は、普通行政への届出は不要である。
In any prefectures, notification to public administrations is usually unnecessary regarding farm products including vegetables, fruits, roasted sweet potatoes, roasted gingkoes and simple processed goods of those food.--「
本発明は従来の２倍の本数の芋を一度に加熱し、途中のひっくり返す作業もなく、誰もが簡単に焼き芋を作れる装置を提供する。
To provide a device for anyone to simply cook pieces of baked sweet potato by heating at a time twice as many pieces of potato as those in a conventional method without overturning work in the middle.
なお、サツマイモ自体は栽培が簡単で収穫量が見込めることから、焼き芋を含むサツマイモを使った芋料理は通年食べられている。
In addition, since sweet potatoes are easy to cultivate and the yield amount can be predicted, potato dishes that use sweet potatoes including ishiyaki imo are eaten all year.
やきいもーやきいもー栗よりうまい十三里ー」栗より美味い十三里と言う文言は「栗」を九里と「より」を四里とを足して焼き芋のことを十三里というなぞかけ言葉である。
The vendors sold baked sweet potatoes by shouting 'Sweet Potatoes! Sweet Potatoes! It's 13 ri (old Japanese unit of distance), 4 ri more delicious than 9 ri!,' which is a wordplay meaning that sweet potatoes are more delicious ('more' is synonym of '4 ri') than chestnuts (synonym of '9 ri'.)