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  • shojin ryori
    Kyoto

    Shojin ryori (精進料理)

    精進料理 Shojin ryori is Japan's traditional Buddhist temple cuisine. It is 100% plant-based, uses no meat, fish, or animal products of any kind, and has been prepared by monks as part of their spiritual practice for over eight hundred y...
    2022年8月30日2026年5月2日
  • Sweet Ningyo yaki cookies shaped like traditional Japanese dolls, served on a bamboo tray with green.
    Japanese Snacks

    Ningyo yaki (人形焼)

    Ningyo-yaki (人形焼) is a small, soft baked sweet from Tokyo. Each cake hides a filling of sweet red bean paste inside a fluffy sponge shell. These bite-sized treats are especially famous in Asakusa, sold warm near Senso-ji Temple. The n...
    2022年8月24日2026年5月13日
  • Tetsunabe Gyoza (鉄鍋餃子)
    Fukuoka

    Tetsunabe Gyoza (鉄鍋餃子)

    Gyoza may be one of the most popular Japanese street food. However, do you know that there are a lot of types of Gyoza and how many kinds you have eaten? It might surprises you that there is not only normal gyoza but also some special Ja...
    2022年8月21日2026年3月28日
  • Doteyaki (どて焼き)
    Oosaka

    Doteyaki (どて焼き)

    In today's world of globalization, it is local cuisine that continues to be deeply loved. Speaking of local cuisine, what is the first thing that springs to your mind? Takoyaki from Osaka? Hoto from Yamanashi? Or Taimeshi from Ehime? Tod...
    2022年8月18日2026年3月28日
  • Kaminari Okoshi (雷おこし)
    Japanese Snacks

    Kaminari Okoshi (雷おこし)

    If you come to visit Asakusa, there are so many good souvenirssaminari Okoshi is a well-known specialty of Asakusa (Tokyo). In Japanese, Kaminari means "thunder". But why is it called “thunder”? Is it because it makes a crunching so...
    2022年8月17日2026年3月14日
  • 太田やきそば
    Gunma

    Oota Yakisoba (太田やきそば)

    Oota Yakisoba is one of the many Yakisoba dishes available in Japan. However, this kind of Yakisoba stands out from the rest due to its characteristics. If you're curious about it, continue reading below. What is Oota Yakisoba? Oota Yaki...
    2022年8月15日2026年3月12日
  • Hiyamugi (ひやむぎ)
    Japanese Noodles

    Hiyamugi (ひやむぎ)

    Hiyamugi is a thin wheat noodle served cold in summer. People enjoy these cold Japanese noodles with chilled broth or a dipping sauce. In thickness, hiyamugi sits neatly between somen and udon. Japanese cuisine features many noodle dishe...
    2022年8月10日2026年6月14日
  • Yaki ramen (焼きラーメン)
    Fukuoka

    Yaki ramen (焼きラーメン)

    焼きラーメン Yaki ramen is a Japanese grilled ramen dish born in Fukuoka's street food stall culture. Thin ramen noodles are stir-fried on a hot iron plate with tonkotsu pork bone broth and Worcestershire-style sauce, producing something...
    2022年8月9日2026年4月29日
  • Hiyayakko (冷奴)
    Japan

    Hiyayakko (冷奴)

    When mentioning a chilled dish suitable for hot summer, you may think of ice scream, yogurt, iced drink, cold noodles,... However, do you want to try a special fresh dish for summer that you have never eaten before other than these liste...
    2022年8月6日2025年5月21日
  • Kibinago (黍魚子)
    Japanese Seafood

    Kibinago (黍魚子)

    Kibinago is a type of fish of the herring family that is caught all year round. You can find it easily at supermarket in Japanese but do you know the correct way to eat it? This time, we will introduce the characteristics of Kibinag...
    2022年8月2日2026年3月12日
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