Noun
(horticulture) The use of a mixture of microorganisms to cover food waste to decrease smell, based on an old Japanese farming practice.
(printing) A technique in Japanese woodblock printing that achieves a variation in lightness and darkness of a single colour by means of ink applied by hand in gradations, rather than uniformly.
The use of fogging or blurring to censor parts of an image, for example in Japanese pornography.
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The aerated base is just visible through the food scraps and bokashi bran. Source: Internet