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  • Kanazawa oden (金沢おでん)
    Ishikawa

    Kanazawa oden (金沢おでん)

    With its unique blend of ingredients and distinct simmering broth, Kanazawa oden is a true reflection of the local culinary traditions and rich heritage of the region. From the tender daikon radish to the savory fish cakes and delicate f...
    2023年6月22日2025年1月24日
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    Japan

    Wasabi (わさび)

    Wasabi is one of Japan's most famous condiments. Yet real fresh wasabi tastes very different from the green paste most people know. Grated from the plant's rhizome, it smells sweet and grassy, and the heat rises into the nose before fadi...
    2023年6月11日2026年8月17日
  • Japanese chicken rice
    Japanese Rice Dishes

    Japanese chicken rice (チキンライス)

    Traditional Japanese cuisine (or Washoku) is nowadays popular all over the world for both its appealing presentation and delightful subtle flavors. As rice is the staple food of Japan, it is not surprising that there are so many good Jap...
    2023年6月8日2026年3月14日
  • Tamago yaki (卵焼き)
    Japan

    Tamago yaki (卵焼き)

    Tamago yaki, the beloved Japanese rolled omelet, is a true culinary gem that will leave you craving for more. In Japan, tamagoyaki is commonly found in Japanese homes, as well as in restaurants and specialty shops. It is also a popular s...
    2023年5月24日2025年9月28日
  • wagyu steak
    Japanese Wagyu

    Wagyu beef (和牛)

    Wagyu is not just expensive beef. It is a legally defined category of Japanese cattle. Understanding that difference matters before you pay for a steak. This article covers what wagyu actually is, how the grading system works, which bran...
    2023年5月12日2026年6月5日
  • Gyunabe
    Japanese Hot Pot

    Gyunabe (牛鍋)

    Nabe (or hot pot) is a popular dish not only in Japan but also all over the world. However, have you wonder what are the features of Japanese nabe compared to hot pot from other parts of the world? In this article, we would like to intro...
    2023年5月3日2026年3月28日
  • Tsukemono (漬物)
    Japan

    Tsukemono (漬物)

    Are you a foodie who is constantly looking for new and fascinating culinary experiences? If so, you'll want to learn about Tsukemono or traditional Japanese pickled vegetables. Tsukemono is not only a popular side dish in Japan, but it i...
    2023年4月6日2025年9月9日
  • Shizuoka Oden
    Shizuoka

    Shizuoka Oden (静岡おでん)

    Traditional winter cuisine known as Shizuoka Oden is popular all around Japan. This was created in central Japan's Shizuoka Prefecture and has since spread across the whole nation. In this article, we will explore the history and cultura...
    2023年3月22日2025年1月24日
  • Dengaku (田楽)
    Aichi

    Dengaku (田楽)

    Miso Dengaku is a traditional Japanese dish that locals enjoyed for centuries. The dish is not only tasty but also has a long history and cultural significance in Japan. In this introduction, we will explore the origins and cultural sign...
    2023年3月16日2025年12月21日
  • Tofu (豆腐)
    Japan

    Tofu (豆腐)

    Tofu is one of the most essential ingredients in Japanese food culture. There are so many different types and popular dishes that are made from tofu. Today, let's find out all about this amazing food - history, health benefits, recipes, ...
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