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      • Golden-brown dango rice flour balls grilled on skewers at a Japanese street food stall.
        Yamagata

        Tama konnyaku (たまこんにゃく)

        Yamagata Prefecture is well-known for its beautiful landscapes, like the stunning Yamadera temple and Mount Zao. It's also famous for its relaxing hot springs (or onsen). When it comes to food, Yamagata is popular for its tasty fruits, e...
        2024年5月22日
      • japanese uncommon food
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        Adventures of the Appetizer: Exploring Japanese Uncommon Food

        Have you ever found yourself staring down a plate of something unfamiliar, a dish that both excites and terrifies your taste buds? Perhaps it was a plate of sea urchin roe, or maybe a bowl of sticky fermented soy...
        2024年5月18日2025年5月31日
      • Summer and Kakigoori
        Article

        Savoring the Flavors of Summer: Exploring Japanese Cuisine

        Japanese cuisine captivates people around the globe with its deep-rooted connection to the changing seasons as every season brings its own distinct atmosphere and flavors. When it comes to Japanese summer, the first thing that comes to m...
        2024年5月13日2025年1月19日
      • Japanese Curry
        Article

        A Dive into Japanese Curry: Flavors, Variations, and Comfort

        Curry is one of the most prevalent foods in many Asian cultures, and a dish that has reached fame and renown worldwide, but typically when foreigners think of curry, the first countries that come to mind are India, Th...
        2024年5月12日2025年1月19日
      • Seaweed condiments for Japanese cuisine in a glass bowl, served with rice and water.
        Japan

        Furikake (ふりかけ)

        If you are a fan of Japanese cuisine, you may have heard of furikake, an essential part of daily meals in Japan. It is a familiar seasoning in Japan, and its history is ancient, representing a unique aspect of Japanese food culture. Howe...
        2024年5月7日2024年10月5日
      • Stewed pork belly with vegetables and ramen noodles in a Japanese bowl.
        Okinawa

        Tebichi soba (テビチそば)

        Do you know about “Tebichi”, a traditional and famous dish in Okinawa? Although you may have heard of it, many people may not have actually tasted it. In this article, we will mainly introduce the origin of its name and flavors. You won’...
        2024年4月22日2025年9月21日
      • luxurious bento
        Japan

        Eki ben (駅弁)

        Discover the delightful world of eki ben, a beloved part of train travel culture in Japan. Ekiben, short for "eki bento" (station bento), are boxed meals sold at train stations, showcasing regional specialties and flavors from across the...
        2024年4月14日2025年5月21日
      • Okinawa champon with spoon below
        Okinawa

        Okinawa champon (沖縄 ちゃんぽん)

        There are many dishes unique to Okinawa at restaurants in Okinawa, and one of them is "Okinawa Champon.'' When most people hear the word champon, they imagine a noodle dish with a milky white soup, chewy medium-thick noodles, and plenty ...
        2024年3月3日2025年1月22日
      • Abura Soba
        Japan

        Abura Soba (油そば)

        "Abura Soba" has become a well-known dish, experiencing a unique evolution in Japan separate from traditional ramen. With intriguing stories surrounding it, this noodle dish captures attention from not only Japan but also all around the ...
        2024年2月17日2025年6月10日
      • Suiton on black with maple leaf bowl
        Gunma

        Suiton (すいとん)

        Explore the delightful world of Suiton in Japan, a traditional dish made with flour and water, simmered into tasty bite-sized pieces in savory soup. With various regional names and unique recipes, Suiton reflects Japan's diverse culinary...
        2024年1月21日2025年11月6日
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