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  • mugitoro
    Japan

    Mugitoro (麦とろ)

    Even in the hot and humid season, this mugitoro rice is smooth and easy to enjoy. It's also highly nutritious, making it the perfect dish for this season when people tend to get sick. Let's explore the appeal of barley and rice, which ca...
    2023年9月19日2025年1月26日
  • niku tofu
    Kyoto

    Niku Tofu (肉豆腐)

    Have you ever heard of Niku Tofu ( simmered beef and tofu )? This popular Japanese dish combines the delicate flavors of tofu and meat in a savory broth that will leave you wanting more. It’s a comforting and satisfying meal that’s enjoy...
    2023年9月17日2025年1月19日
  • White shrimp (白エビ)
    Japanese Seafood

    White shrimp (白エビ)

    In the coastal waters of Japan, where culinary traditions and seafood expertise converge, lies a captivating gem of the ocean known as Shiro Ebi, or "white shrimp." Beyond its taste and visual appeal, Shiro Ebi carries cultural significa...
    2023年9月5日2026年3月12日
  • yakiniku
    Japan

    Japanese Yakiniku (焼肉)

    Discover the sizzling world of Japanese yakiniku, where the art of grilling meets the pleasure of communal dining. With its origins in Korean barbecue, this tradition offers more than just a meal—it's an immersive experience. The tantali...
    2023年8月30日2025年5月4日
  • Katsuobushi (鰹節)
    Japan

    Katsuobushi (鰹節)

    Katsuobushi is made from skipjack tuna. Producers smoke, dry, and ferment it, then shave it into flakes for Japanese dashi, toppings, and furikake-style uses. Katsuobushi is dried, smoked, and fermented skipjack tuna. Cooks shave it into...
    2023年8月19日2026年6月3日
  • Hanton rice (ハントンライス)
    Ishikawa

    Hanton rice (ハントンライス)

    Journey to the coastal city of Kanazawa in Japan, and you are in for an irresistible treat that tells a tale of tradition and innovation: Hanton Rice. This simple dish carries within its flavors the city's spirit, its people's heritage, ...
    2023年8月10日2026年3月14日
  • sauce katsu donソースカツ丼
    Fukui

    Sauce katsu don (ソースカツ丼)

    What do you imagine when you hear sauce katsu don? Many think of katsu don with a sweet, salty soy sauce flavoured with Japanese-style dashi. For those people, when they think of sauce katsu don, they probably think of "sauce-covered kat...
    2023年8月1日2026年3月14日
  • Tokoroten (ところてん)
    Shizuoka

    Tokoroten (ところてん)

    Discover the delightful taste of Japan with a traditional dish called Tokoroten! As the summer heat sizzles, this refreshing and cooling treat is a favorite among locals. Tokoroten transformed into noodle-like strips or cubes. Served chi...
    2023年7月11日2025年11月16日
  • Ayu (鮎)
    Japanese Seafood

    Ayu (鮎)

    Experience the magical world of Ayu, a treasured freshwater jewel cherished in Japan. Discover its delicate flavors and shimmering silver appearance. Learn about Ayu's incredible migration during the summer, as it courageously swims upst...
    2023年7月10日2026年3月12日
  • Shichimi Togarashi (七味とうがらし)
    Japan

    Shichimi Togarashi (七味とうがらし)

    Shichimi Togarashi presence in Japan signifies its importance as a flavor enhancer deeply rooted in culinary traditions, adding complexity, depth, and a touch of spice to the diverse tapestry of Japanese cuisine. It holds a significant p...
    2023年6月25日2025年1月24日
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