See kanshogama on Wiktionary
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"Emprunt du japonais 甘藷竃, kanshogama, composé de 甘藷, kansho (« patate ») et de 竃, kama (« cave »)."
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"text": "— Qui sait… Mais il faut terminer le kanshogama avant la gelée…"
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"Cave à patates traditionnelle au Japon créée sous la terre."
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