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  • Tea Okayu
    Japanese Rice Dishes

    Tea Okayu (茶粥)

    If you ever want a healthy meal or some comfort food, tea okayu (or tea porridge) is a great choice. It's easy to make, needs simple ingredients, and you can customize it to suit how you're feeling or what you like. It's nutritious too! ...
    December 24, 2023April 30, 2025
  • Steamed miso soup with vegetables and tofu, traditional Japanese dish with rice and grilled salmon.
    Akita

    Natto Jiru (納豆汁)

    Let's explore Natto soup (or Natto jiru)! It's a special dish from Yamagata and Akita Prefectures known for its thick texture. It's made with natto, which makes it thick and keeps you warm. In this article, we'll show you how to make thi...
    December 22, 2023January 7, 2024
  • Kanazawa ramen (金沢ラーメン)
    Ishikawa

    Kanazawa ramen (金沢ラーメン)

    In the heart of Japan, Kanazawa is a city celebrated for its distinctive ramen, showcasing a culinary experience beyond the ordinary. This article will guide you through the essence of Kanazawa ramen, exploring the history, ingredients, ...
    December 17, 2023March 10, 2026
  • 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...
    December 12, 2023May 19, 2025
  • grilled squid
    Shellfish & Crab

    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...
    December 10, 2023March 12, 2026
  • Red konjac (赤こんにゃく)
    Japanese Vegetables

    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...
    December 6, 2023January 26, 2025
  • 和食 ( washoku )
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    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...
    November 8, 2023April 23, 2026
  • Maguro sushi (マグロ寿司)
    Japanese Seafood

    Maguro sushi (マグロ寿司)

    It goes without saying that Japan is a major consumer of tuna. Approximately 2 million tons of tuna are caught worldwide each year, and in fact, approximately 1/4 of that are Japanese. Maguro is highly regarded for its flavor, texture, a...
    November 3, 2023March 12, 2026
  • Filling a glass with traditional Japanese sake from a dark bottle in a cozy restaurant setting.
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    Ginjo (吟醸酒)

    Have you ever noticed the label "Ginjoshu" on a bottle of sake when making your choice? Ginjo sake may have the reputation of being a high-class beverage, but it has become more accessible in recent times. In this article, let's explore ...
    November 2, 2023May 14, 2026
  • Sanpeijiru (三平汁)
    Japanese Hot Pot

    Sanpeijiru (三平汁)

    Sanpeijiru is a traditional Japanese soup enjoyed for generations. This hearty and flavorful dish typically features salted fish, daikon radish, and seaweed, and known for its ability to warm the soul. Making it particularly popular duri...
    October 30, 2023January 26, 2025
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