Turkeys

Turkeys are the largest species among Galliformes, and they are often cooked on Thanksgiving in the US, and Christmas in the UK.

Turkeys are called "shichimencho" (shichi means seven, men means a face, and cho means a bird) in Japan.

The reason is because their skins from heads to necks are exposed, and these regions changed to red, blue, and purple.

Therefore, people call those who change their feelings easily "shichimencho" in some areas in Japan.

Although turkeys were imported into Japan in the Meiji period, since it's difficult to obtain them, they are treated as an expensive ingredient.

I'd like to eat a whole roasted turkey someday.

七面鳥

七面鳥はキジ目の最大種で、アメリカ人は感謝祭に、イギリス人はクリスマスによく七面鳥の丸焼きを食べます。

英語では turkey ですが、日本では七面鳥（シチメンチョウ）と呼ばれます。

七面鳥は、頭から首にかけて皮膚が露出しており、興奮すると赤、青、紫などに変化することから、七面鳥（七つの面を持つ鳥）と言われています。

このことから、日本の一部の地域では、気持ちの変わりやすい人を「七面鳥」と呼ぶことがあります。

日本には明治時代に輸入されましたが、入手困難のため高級品として扱われています。

いつか七面鳥の丸焼きを食べてみたいです。

• Turkeys are the largest species among Galliformes, and they are often cooked on Thanksgiving in the US, and Christmas in the UK.
• Turkeys are the largest species among of Galliformes, and they are often cooked eaten on Thanksgiving in the US, and at Christmas in the UK.

  I mean, obviously they are cooked as well, but normally you'd say they are eaten then instead.

• Turkeys are called "shichimencho" (shichi means seven, men means a face, and cho means a bird) in Japan.
• In Japan, turkeys are called "shichimencho" - 'shichi' means seven, 'men' means a face, and 'cho' means a bird.

  This is maybe more natural?

• The reason is because their skins from heads to necks are exposed, and these regions changed to red, blue, and purple.
• The reason This is because their skins from their heads to their necks is exposed, and these regions changes to between red, blue, and purple.

• Therefore, people call those who change their feelings easily "shichimencho" in some areas in Japan.
• Therefore, people call those who change their feelings easily "shichimencho" in some areas in regions of Japan.

  Either is probably ok

• Although turkeys were imported into Japan in the Meiji period, since it's difficult to obtain them, they are treated as an expensive ingredient.
• Although turkeys were imported into Japan in the Meiji period, they are treated as an expensive ingredient because it's still difficult to obtain them.

• I'd like to eat a whole roasted turkey someday.
• I'd like to eat a whole roast(ed) turkey someday.

  All by yourself!? Turkeys are very big...

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Whoa!! a WHOLE turkey!? Haha, that can feed me for 2 days! ^_^