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  • Unagi no kabayaki (うなぎのかば焼き)
    Japanese Seafood

    Unagi no kabayaki (うなぎのかば焼き)

    For hundreds of years, Unagi has been popular not only in Japan but also all over the world as a healthy and luxurious dish. However, do you wonder what makes this dish so expensive? Today, we would like to introduce about Unagi no Kabay...
    2022年6月21日2026年3月14日
  • Senbei jiru (せんべい汁)
    Aomori

    Senbei jiru (せんべい汁)

    Senbeijiru is a local dish made by simmering Nambu senbei crackers in a broth made from meat, fish, mushrooms, and vegetables. Starting with Hachinohe City in Aomori Prefecture, it is often made in the southern region of the prefect...
    2022年6月20日2025年1月24日
  • Okkirikomi (おっきりこみ)
    Gunma

    Okkirikomi (おっきりこみ)

    Have you ever heard the word "okkirikomi"? Okkirikomi is a local dish of Gunma Prefecture. This time, we will introduce the characteristics and history of Okkirikomi's cuisine, and the origin of its name. Also, for those who want to...
    2022年6月19日2025年1月24日
  • satsuma age
    Kagoshima

    Satsuma Age (さつま揚げ)

    Fish cake is a famous food in East Asia. In fact, there are a lot of ways how to eat it. Some would love to enjoy it as a snack, while some eat it as a side dish. Regardless of how you like to eat fish cake, no one can deny that it's tas...
    2022年6月9日2022年9月18日
  • Yokote Yakisoba (横手やきそば)
    Akita

    Yokote Yakisoba (横手やきそば)

    Have you ever heard of Yokote Yakisoba? It is popular as one of the three major yakisoba noodles Japan along with "Fujinomiya Yakisoba" in Fujinomiya (Shizuoka Prefecture) and "Ota Yakisoba" in Ota City (Gunma Prefecture). In this articl...
    2022年6月8日2026年3月12日
  • Hiyajiru (冷や汁)
    Miyazaki

    Hiyajiru (冷や汁)

    Hiyajiru is a chilled miso-based soup from Miyazaki Prefecture. Cooks blend grilled fish, roasted miso, sesame, and cold dashi, then pour it over barley rice. Cucumber, tofu, and fresh herbs complete this classic summer dish. Picture a 3...
    2022年6月7日2026年7月7日
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    Japanese Street Food

    Takoyaki (たこ焼き)

    Takoyaki is Osaka's best-known street food: bite-sized balls of dashi-flavored batter filled with octopus and cooked in a distinctive round-mold pan. This guide explains how takoyaki developed in Osaka, what its soft-centered texture sho...
    2022年6月1日2026年7月23日
  • Akafuku (赤福)
    Mie

    Akafuku (赤福)

    Akafuku mochi is a traditional Japanese sweet from Ise City, Mie Prefecture. It has soft mochi topped with smooth sweet red bean paste. Its wave-like shape represents the Isuzu River near Ise Jingu. Many travelers in Japan recognize the ...
    2022年6月1日2026年6月30日
  • Zenzai (ぜんざい)
    Japanese Sweets

    Zenzai  (ぜんざい)

    When it comes to the cold season, a lot of Japanese will think of the sweets "zenzai" and "oshiruko". The harmony between the fragrant baked mochi and the gentle sweetness of red beans will warm your mind and body. By the way, what ...
    2022年5月23日2026年3月14日
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    Japanese Rice Dishes

    Omu Rice (オムライス)

    If you're a fan of anime or manga, you've seen Omu Rice for sure! In fact, it may be one of the most used Japanese food in them. Even food vlogs (video blogs) also post about it often. So, what exactly is Omu Rice and why is it so popula...
    2022年5月18日2026年3月14日
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