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  • Tatsuta age (竜田揚げ)
    Japan

    Tatsuta age (竜田揚げ)

    Tatsuta age is Japanese fried chicken marinated in soy sauce and ginger, coated with potato starch, and deep-fried. The coating fries up light and crisp, with little white flecks of starch. People love it hot, in bento boxes, and at izak...
    2022年12月11日2026年6月22日
  • Taimeshi (鯛めし)
    Ehime

    Taimeshi (鯛めし)

    In Japan, the combination of fish and rice has become very common but still plays a very important role in Japanese food culture. You may know and eat Tai (sea bream) sometimes. However, do you know what is the meaning of this fish to Ja...
    2022年12月10日2026年3月27日
  • Shiraae (白あえ)
    Gunma

    Shiraae (白あえ)

    Shiraae (白和え) is one of the classic dishes of Japanese cuisine. It is known for its smooth tofu dressing and gentle flavor. There are many related aemono dishes such as Goma Tofu, Hiyayakko, Yudofu, and Goya Chanpuru. Once you learn t...
    2022年11月23日2026年4月14日
  • Agedashi tofu (揚げ出し豆腐)
    Japan

    Agedashi tofu (揚げ出し豆腐)

    Tofu is an indispensable ingredient in Japanese cuisine with so many delicious dishes. You can find it in Yudofu, nabe, Hiyayakko, miso soup, etc. Agedashi Tofu is definitely one of the most favourite as it is easy to make and can be use...
    2022年11月22日2025年1月24日
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    Japanese Hot Pot

    Nabe (鍋)

    The weather is getting colder now in Japan. Among the various amazing traditional food of Japan, what do you think is the most suitable for a cold winter? If you are still hesitating, let us recommend nabe (鍋) - the best dish for a cozy...
    2022年11月11日2026年3月14日
  • karaage
    Japanese Street Food

    Karaage (唐揚げ)

    Walk past a convenience store hot counter in the evening, and the smell reaches you first. Golden pieces of chicken sit under a warm lamp, waiting. Karaage (唐揚げ) is Japanese fried chicken made by marinating bite-sized chicken, coating...
    2022年11月9日2026年8月14日
  • Zosui (雑炊)
    Japan

    Zosui (雑炊)

    “Zosui” and “Ojiya” are great dish to eat when you catch a cold. Both are dishes made by simmering rice until it becomes texture like soup, but what's the difference? In fact, many people may not be able to tell the difference betwe...
    2022年11月8日2025年1月24日
  • Sekihan (赤飯)
    Japanese Rice Dishes

    Sekihan (赤飯)

    Do you know about the origin of sekihan? Sekihan, which is indispensable for celebrations even until today, has a long history. At that time, it was considered a luxury food, and beans were believed to have special powers. However, ...
    2022年10月19日2026年3月14日
  • Buta Don (豚丼)
    Japanese Rice Dishes

    Buta Don (豚丼)

    Tokachi has a beautiful Hokkaido-like countryside and a series of mountains. The local gourmet that is popular in Obihiro City, the center of Tokachi, is the "buta don" introduced this time. In recent years, this dish has been eaten...
    2022年10月11日2026年3月14日
  • Shochu (焼酎)
    Japan

    Shochu (焼酎)

    Shochu is a traditional Japanese spirit distilled from ingredients such as sweet potato, barley, and rice. Japan produces several traditional alcoholic drinks besides sake. Generally, this is the best known of its distilled ones. Most bo...
    2022年9月30日2026年8月20日
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