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  • sushi
    Japanese Seafood

    Sushi (寿司)

    Generally speaking, Japanese food that combines shari (sushi rice) and toppings (mainly seafood) is called sushi. In addition to fresh seafood, it is not uncommon for ingredients such as meat, vegetables, and eggs to be used as toppings....
    2023年12月29日2026年3月12日
  • Suyaki
    Shiga

    Suyaki (すやき)

    Do you want to try out something made out of healthy options? You can try suyaki a local gourmet food in Japan consisting of bean sprouts and green onions. That hooked you up? Then, let’s get started with what the article is about. What ...
    2023年12月19日2025年1月20日
  • rikuro cheesecake
    Oosaka

    Rikuro cheesecake (りくろ―おじさんのチーズケーキ)

    "Uncle Rikuro's Cheesecake" is a famous treat in Osaka for over 30 years since it started selling in 1984. We'll show you what makes Rikuro cheesecake special, like the delicious stuff you can only get at the main store's café and the pr...
    2023年12月14日2026年3月28日
  • walnut tofu
    Iwate

    Walnut tofu (胡桃豆腐)

    A lot of dishes and sweets use walnuts, but did you know there are local dishes that use them too? In the Tohoku region, there's a special dish called walnut tofu. It lets you taste the natural flavor of walnuts, and the way you eat it i...
    2023年12月12日2025年5月19日
  • Red konjac (赤こんにゃく)
    Shiga

    Red konjac (赤こんにゃく)

    Red konjac not only provides a visual twist but may also offer a nuanced flavor profile. This culinary innovation reflects the diversity and creativity present in Japan's rich food culture, where traditional ingredients are often adapted...
    2023年12月6日2025年1月26日
  • Oiri (おいり): In Japan, Oiri is a delightful sweet that represents traditional confectionery. It has unique flavors and artistic presentation. This article explores Oiri's origins, varieties, and cultural importance in Japan.
    Japanese Snacks

    Oiri (おいり)

    Oiri (おいり) is a traditional Japanese confection from Kagawa Prefecture consisting of small, colorful puffed rice balls with a light, melt-in-your-mouth texture. Originally given as a wedding gift symbolizing good luck, oiri is now wid...
    2023年11月25日2026年3月22日
  • 和食 ( washoku )
    Japan

    Washoku (和食)

    和食 Washoku is Japan's traditional food culture, recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2013. It is not a single cuisine or cooking style. It is a set of values, habits, and social customs surrounding how Japanese pe...
    2023年11月8日2026年4月23日
  • Kappa maki (かっぱ巻き)
    Japanese Sushi

    Kappa maki (かっぱ巻き)

    Kappa Maki is a vegetarian sushi roll and is known for its simplicity and clean flavors. It is a popular choice in sushi restaurants in Japan and around the world, especially among those who prefer a lighter, non-seafood option. Let's ge...
    2023年10月27日2026年3月10日
  • Oosaka sushi (大阪寿司)
    Japanese Sushi

    Oosaka sushi (大阪寿司)

    Oosaka sushi has a distinctive flavor profile and presentation compared to other types of sushi in Japan. It is often enjoyed as a regional specialty and can be found in various sushi restaurants in Osaka and the surrounding Kansai regio...
    2023年10月21日2026年3月10日
  • ochazuke
    Japan

    Ochazuke (お茶漬け)

    Ochazuke is a beloved and time-honored Japanese culinary tradition, that exemplifies the art of simplicity and comfort in Japanese cuisine. This humble dish, whose name translates to "soaked in tea". Locals cherished it for its ability t...
    2023年10月14日2025年1月26日
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    2026年9月14日
  • kaizoku ryori
    Kaizoku Ryori (海賊料理)
    2026年9月13日
  • A cup of golden-brown sannenbancha tea served in a white cup on a dark wooden saucer.
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