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Introduction to Gyudon Gyudon is a traditional food in the Kanto region of Japan. It is a dish in which locals boiled the sliced ​​beef, onions, etc. in soy sauce and placed on top of rice served in a bowl. Other types of rice dishes in ...

Introduction to Masu Zushi Masu Zushi is a traditional food in Toyama prefecture Japan. It is a Japanese food consisting of trout or cherry salmon seasoned with vinegar without fermentation using a pressed sushi method. Basically, it is ...

It is said that in the old days, when people were too poor to buy glutinous rice, they rolled rice and made it　a dish called "Shingoro". It is a local dish of Minamiaizu Town and Shimogo Town that is made by spreading "Juunen miso" made...

INTRODUCTION TO IMONI Heading somewhere north eastern part of Japan this fall? Why not try this traditional cuisine of Yamagata City! Imoni is a hearty Japanese meat stew which includes a type of taro and meat soup. It is eaten tradition...

すき焼き Sukiyaki is one of Japan's most beloved hot pot dishes. Thinly sliced beef, tofu, and vegetables simmer together in a sweet-savory broth, and you dip each piece in raw beaten egg before eating. It is warming, deeply satisfying, ...

Natto (納豆) is a traditional Japanese fermented food made from soybeans, known for its distinctive sticky texture and strong flavor. A specialty of Ibaraki Prefecture in the Kanto region, it is rich in protein, vitamin K, and probiotics...

INTRODUCTION TO UZUME MESHI Uzume meshi is a traditional Japanese food in Shimane prefecture and is one of Japan's five great rice dishes. Its unique characteristic is that all of its ingredients are all hidden under the rice. Japanese h...

Hakodate ramen is Hokkaido's clearest ramen style. The broth looks almost delicate at first, pale and transparent in the bowl. Then the flavor arrives: gentle chicken, coastal kelp, and a quiet salt balance that you do not forget easily....

INTRODUCTION OF TEMPURA Tempura is a traditional food in Japan specifically the Tokyo prefecture. It is one of the "Edo Delicacies" and is an indispensable part of Japanese foods. Along with Negima Nabe, Kusaya, Bekko Sushi, Fukagawa-mes...

Asahikawa Ramen is a local ramen from Asahikawa City, Hokkaido. The mainstream of Asahikawa ramen is the soy sauce flavor of medium thick noodles, and the standard style is a double soup that combines soups such as pork bones and chicken...