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Gifu
Kanboshi daikonni (寒干し大根)
This article introduces Kanboshi Daikonni (寒干し大根煮), a nourishing, traditional dish that captures the tough spirit of winter survival in Japan’s mountainous regions. This simmered specialty comes from Gifu Prefecture, specifically t... -
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Beyond California Rolls: The Japanese Dishes Redefining the American College Diet
Introduction: The New Wave of Japanese Food on Campus Not that long ago, Japanese food on campus meant two things: California rolls and teriyaki chicken. That was pretty much it. That's completely different now. Students today treat food... -
Fukushima
Hatto (はっと)
In the northern part of Japan, in a region known as Miyagi Prefecture, there is a special dish that has been a comfort food for generations. It’s called Hatto (はっと), and it’s more than just a meal; it is a warm and humble bowl that te... -
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Chipolata Sausage in Japan: A Small Sausage with a Big Role
When people think about food in Japan, they usually imagine traditional dishes: miso soup, grilled fish, rice, pickles, ramen, sushi, and seasonal vegetables arranged with care. But modern Japanese eating is also full of quiet Western in... -
Fukushima
Sagohachi duke (三五八漬け)
This article will explain a traditional Japanese food called Sagohachi duke. We’ll look at what it is, where it comes from, and even find a place where you can try it. The simplicity and health benefits of this fermented dish have made i... -
Japan
A Guide to Vegan Japanese Snacks and Vegetarian Dining in Japan
Japan is world-famous for sushi, sashimi, ramen, and wagyu beef. For many years, however, visitors who followed a plant-based diet often found it difficult to enjoy Japanese cuisine without compromise. Fish stock (dashi), eggs, and hidde... -
Kyoto
Kujo negi (九条ネギ)
If you want a real taste of Kyoto's long food history, you must try Kujo Negi. This isn't just a regular green onion; it's a celebrated vegetable known for its unique sweetness and texture that almost melts when cooked. This article... -
Kyoto
Kyo Yasai (京野菜)
Kyo Yasai, or Kyoto vegetables, are highly respected in Japanese cooking. People all over the world know them for their great quality and special features. These special items are much more than just food grown in one place; they are old... -
Kyoto
Shogoin daikon (聖護院大根)
The Shogoin Daikon is one of Kyoto's most respected traditional vegetables, signaling the start of the cold season. Unlike the long, skinny radishes common in other parts of Japan, this variety is famous for its large, round, g... -
Kyoto
Manganji pepper (万願寺甘とう)
This article will introduce you to the Manganji sweet pepper, a huge, flavorful vegetable from Kyoto, Japan. We will look at what makes this pepper special, where it came from, and a great place where you can try it. Keep reading to find...
