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        Aka Miso (赤味噌)

        Miso is one of the Japanese foods that has retained the most regional and area characteristics. Among these, "akamiso," "soybean miso," and "Haccho miso" refer to miso that is dark in color (red or black), but it can be difficult to unde...
        2024年6月8日2025年1月22日
      • Y1000 Yakult probiotic drink for gut health and digestion in Japan.
        Japan

        Yakult (ヤクルト)

        If you care about your health, you've probably heard of Yakult. The probiotic-rich fermented milk drink is a staple in Japan and is becoming increasingly popular around the world. Many people have a daily ritual of enjoying a refreshing ...
        2024年6月5日2024年6月25日
      • Sobagaki
        Japan

        Soba gaki (そばがき)

        When you visit a soba restaurant, you may come across "soba gaki" on the menu. While you may know that it is a dish made with buckwheat flour, you might wonder what it tastes like. In this article, we will explain the taste of sobagaki a...
        2024年6月3日
      • Sendai Miso
        Miyagi

        Sendai miso (仙台味噌)

        Miso is an essential part of Japanese cooking, but have you heard of Sendai miso? Today, we'll learn about this special type of miso. Sendai miso comes from Sendai city and has its own unique flavors. It is made with great care and is hi...
        2024年5月25日2024年6月19日
      • Japanese street foods
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        A Guide to Japan’s Most Popular Street Foods

        In Japan, festivals come alive with vibrant energy and delicious smells. Japanese street foods, called yatai, line the streets, tempting passersby with colorful displays and mouthwatering aromas. Unlike most days, the festival atmosphere...
        2024年5月16日2025年5月31日
      • Summer and Kakigoori
        Article

        Savoring the Flavors of Summer: Exploring Japanese Cuisine

        Japanese cuisine captivates people around the globe with its deep-rooted connection to the changing seasons as every season brings its own distinct atmosphere and flavors. When it comes to Japanese summer, the first thing that comes to m...
        2024年5月13日2025年1月19日
      • Japanese Curry
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        A Dive into Japanese Curry: Flavors, Variations, and Comfort

        Curry is one of the most prevalent foods in many Asian cultures, and a dish that has reached fame and renown worldwide, but typically when foreigners think of curry, the first countries that come to mind are India, Th...
        2024年5月12日2025年1月19日
      • hanami bento during spring
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        Spring on a Plate: The Seasonal Tastes of Japan

        Japanese cuisines value seasonality, ensuring dishes are made with ingredients at their peak freshness and flavor, reflecting a deep respect for nature and its changing rhythms. This connection with nature is integral to Japanese culture...
        2024年5月11日2025年1月19日
      • Five Great Rice Meals of Japan
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        The Five Great Rice Meals of Japan

        INTRODUCTION In 1939, The Imperial Household Agency selected a representative of local dishes nationwide. It was the five major rice dishes called "The Five Great Rice Meals of Japan". These includes Fukagawa meshi (Tokyo, Fukagawa), Chu...
        2024年5月11日2025年9月24日
      • matcha tea on white cup and with chasen
        Japan

         Japanese matcha tea (抹茶ティ)

        Imagine a vibrant green powder whisked into a steaming cup of tea. That's Japanese matcha tea, a finely ground green tea with a rich history and deep roots in Japanese culture. Matcha goes beyond just a beverage; it's a sensory experienc...
        2024年5月6日2025年1月22日
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        Monjayaki (もんじゃ焼き)
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        Washoku (和食)
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        Mochi (餅)
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        Sukiyaki (すき焼き)
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        Kiritanpo (きりたんぽ)
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        The Intersection of Japanese Culinary Traditions and Global Influences: A Flavorful Journey
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        Shirasu (しらす)
      • Okinawa soba (沖縄そば)
        Okinawa soba (沖縄そば)
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        Bakke miso (ばっけ味噌)
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      • tohoku food
        Discover Tohoku: 11 Japanese Foods You Need to Taste
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      • Savoring Japan Without Splurging Smart Ways To Eat And Explore
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        2025年12月16日
      • juwari Soba
        Juwari soba (十割蕎麦)
        2025年12月16日
      • Miso zuke (味噌漬け)
        Miso zuke (味噌漬け)
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        Saikyo zuke (西京漬け)
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