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    Teishoku (定食)

    A staple of Japanese cooking, teishoku provides a well-balanced and harmonious eating experience that has fed generations. Teishoku is more than simply a quick meal it's the epitome of Japanese cooking philosophy, in which every componen...
    2025年4月18日
  • Hitan sushi (ひたん寿司)
    Japanese Sushi

    Hitan sushi (ひたん寿司)

    Hitan Sushi is a unique style of sushi from Hita City, Oita Prefecture, that showcases the region’s fresh, local ingredients. Unlike traditional sushi, it features creative combinations like pickled mustard greens wrapped around vinegare...
    2025年4月16日2026年3月10日
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    Saikoro steak (サイコロステーキ)

    Steak is popular among many because of its savory flavor and fatty taste. Among steaks, many people are probably familiar with diced steak, a type of steak shaped like a cube. Saikoro steak, or "diced steak," is a popular Japanese dish k...
    2025年4月14日2026年3月14日
  • Tebichi soba (てびちそば)
    Japanese Noodles

    Tebichi soba (てびちそば)

    Tebichi Soba is a beloved Okinawan dish that brings together the tender richness of simmered pig's trotters and the comforting flavors of Okinawa soba noodles. With its unique blend of textures and traditional roots, this dish captures t...
    2025年4月9日2026年3月15日
  • Zabuton (ざぶとん)
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    Zabuton (ざぶとん)

    If you’re a fan of Japanese yakiniku, you may have heard of zabuton—a rare and highly prized cut of beef. Known for its incredible marbling and melt-in-your-mouth texture, this special part of the shoulder loin offers a rich, juicy flavo...
    2025年4月7日
  • Houtyou (鮑腸)
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    Houtyou (鮑腸)

    Houtyou is a unique and traditional noodle dish from Japan, known for its exceptionally long, hand-stretched noodles that can extend over two meters. Once a special treat enjoyed during festivals and gatherings, it has become a rare deli...
    2025年4月5日2026年3月13日
  • Misuji (ミスジ)
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    Misuji (ミスジ)

    Are you familiar with the beef cut "misuji"? Many people may have eaten it at yakiniku restaurants. However, surprisingly few people know what part of the cow it is. Known for its incredible tenderness and rich marbling, this rare cut is...
    2025年4月4日2025年4月5日
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    Trying Japanese Food as an International Student: All You Need to Know

    Studying overseas creates a whole new world of opportunities. Among the most exciting things is experiencing other cultures; Japanese food is one of the best ways to accomplish this. Japan's culinary culture is as rich and varied as the ...
    2025年4月3日2026年3月22日
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    Beppu reimen (別府冷麺)

    Beppu Reimen is a unique cold noodle dish that has become a local specialty of Beppu, a city famous for its hot springs. With its refreshing broth, chewy noodles, and distinct Korean influence, this dish offers a delicious contrast to th...
    2025年4月1日
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    Saiki sushi (佐伯寿司)

    Saiki sushi (佐伯寿司) is a hidden gem in Japan’s sushi culture, offering a unique take on this beloved dish. Originating from Saiki City in Oita Prefecture, a region known for its rich fishing grounds, this sushi stands out for its thic...
    2025年3月29日2026年3月10日
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