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      • Rich chocolate cake in a wooden bowl for Japanese dessert showcase.
        Aichi

        Haccho miso (八丁味噌)

        Miso, a popular ingredient in Japanese cooking, comes in many different types, each with its own unique flavors and characteristics. Today, we're going to learn about one specific type called Hatchō Miso. It has a special story and way o...
        2024年5月3日2024年5月4日
      • Handmade Japanese ceramic tea cup on a traditional bamboo mat, showcasing authentic Japanese teaware.
        Japan

        Daiginjo (大吟醸)

        Japanese sake has many different tastes, like fruity, light, and sweet. It can be confusing for beginners who want to try it because there are so many types and they don't know which one to choose or where to buy it. Let's start by learn...
        2024年4月12日2024年4月28日
      • Anago zushi with white background and plate
        Tokyo

        Anago zushi (穴子寿司)

        In this article, we'll explore what makes Anago zushi unique and why it's loved by so many. Whether you're a sushi lover or just curious about Japanese cuisine, come along as we discover the deliciousness of Anago zushi and learn more ab...
        2024年2月13日2025年1月22日
      • Shark burger with other appetizer
        Miyazaki

        Shark burger (サメバーガー)

        Get ready for a tasty tale from Japan where burgers take a dive into the deep blue! What's cool is that many places are careful about where they get their shark meat, making it a sustainable choice. Imagine chomping down on a burger made...
        2024年2月3日2025年1月24日
      • grilled squid
        Aomori

        Grilled Squid (いかの鉄砲焼き)

        Get ready to talk about grilled squid, a squid stuffed with homemade ginger sweet miso. This dish is loved by everyone, young and old. We'll explore all about it - health info, history, how they make it and why it tastes so good! What is...
        2023年12月10日2025年2月14日
      • Chrysanthemum dishes (菊料理)
        Yamagata

        Chrysanthemum dishes (菊料理)

        Chrysanthemum dishes in Japan showcase the culinary use of chrysanthemum flowers. These dishes highlight edible chrysanthemums' visual and flavorful appeal, incorporating them into salads, tempura, hot pots, and beverages. Traditional pr...
        2023年12月1日2025年1月26日
      • Izushi (飯ずし)
        Niigata

        Izushi (飯ずし)

        Izushi sushi is a regional specialty and a point of pride for both Niigata and Hokkaido. The use of local ingredients, including the distinctive soybean sheet wrap, reflects the unique culinary traditions of these areas. Trying Izushi su...
        2023年11月13日2025年1月26日
      • Kayaki miso (貝焼き味噌)
        Aomori

        Kayaki miso (貝焼き味噌)

        Kayaki Miso is a flavorful culinary treasure that hails from Japan. It's a dish that carries the essence of Japanese cooking traditions. As we delve into the world of Kayaki Miso, you'll discover the secrets behind its distinct taste and...
        2023年11月4日2025年1月26日
      • Yoshino kuzu
        Nara

        Yoshino Kuzu (吉野葛)

        Let's learn about Yoshino Kuzu, a special starch from Japan. It has a long history and is important in Japanese culture. People use it to make delicious Japanese sweets and more. We'll discover its history, cultural significance, and how...
        2023年10月1日2025年5月21日
      • ooma maguro
        Aomori

        Ooma tuna (大間マグロ)

        Japan is home to a truly special treat called Ooma Tuna, highly regarded among the country's seafood offerings. This delicious fish is famous for its incredible taste and incredibly smooth texture, making it a prized delicacy in the worl...
        2023年6月27日2025年1月24日
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