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You need to try the short-grained japonica rice from Northeast Asia, and cook it with a lot of water. The regular long-grained rice is indica rice (jeet + jungle asia rice), which lacks starch and tastes bland and dry.
Your best bet for short-grained rice is probably in Korean restaurants, which are almost always run by authentic Koreans; Chinese restaurants use south China long-grained rice which is bad, and most "Japanese restaurants" in the USA are actually run by Hokkiens.
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