It all began with user, KimimaRockA(@kimimaro0802), posting a photo of the hotpot creation. From the day of the tweet, it has since garnered approximately 5000 RT's.



Chinese cabbage and pork have become staple ingredients of hotpot dishes in Japan in recent years, but a polar bear submerged right in the center makes for a rather cute accent.
The handiwork on this bear is so good it’s a shame to have to boil and eat it.

The polar bear was apparently made solely of grated daikon (Japanese raddish) – one and a half daikon to be exact. Nori (dried seaweed) was used for the eyes and nose.
Creations like would be perfect for home parties or even for children who don’t like hotpot dishes.

Let’s hope we see more from grated daikon artist, KimimaRock, in the future.

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KimimaRock's Twitter @kimimaro0802

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