Bubu zuke is a word used in Kyoto and means Chazuke (rice with tea poured over it), however, it is said that it has another way of using. If a hostess recommend a guest to have a bowl of "Bubu zuke", she implies "please leave soon". Though it is an extreme example, this custom in Kyoto illustrates well how Japanese communicate with each other.
ぶぶ漬け(茶漬け)
ぶぶ漬けは京都で使われる言葉で、お茶漬けのことだそう
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