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  • Yakiimo (焼き芋)
    Japanese Street Food

    Yakiimo (焼き芋)

    The simple roasted sweet potato, or yaki-imo, doesn't get as much attention in a country more known for its sushi, sashimi, and noodle meals. But this hearty vegetable, another historical import to the island country, has long been a che...
    2023年2月1日2026年3月12日
  • tsuke men
    Japanese Noodles

    Tsukemen (つけ麵)

    Tsukemen is Japan's dipping noodle dish, and the format changes how you eat. Shops bring thick, chilled noodles in one bowl. Then they set a hot, concentrated broth beside it. This guide to tsukemen, the Japanese dipping noodles born in ...
    2023年1月30日2026年8月5日
  • yakisoba
    Japanese Street Food

    Yakisoba (焼きそば)

    Who doesn't know Yakisoba? It's one of the most famous kinds of noodles available in many countries. In fact, plenty of restaurants worldwide have this on their menus. Despite its origin tracing back to China, Yakisoba plays a huge part ...
    2022年12月19日2026年3月12日
  • Kinzanji miso (金山寺味噌)
    Wakayama

    Kinzanji miso (金山寺味噌)

    “Miso” is indispensable in Japanese daily life with so many dishes such as: miso soup, of course, simmered mackerel, miso nikomi udon and miso ramen... Although miso is widely used, how much do you know about its "types"? Normally, the t...
    2022年11月28日2026年4月4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
  • Rafute  (ラフテー)
    Okinawa

    Rafute  (ラフテー)

    You may have tried Japanese popular food such as ramen, onigiri, sushi, katsudon, etc. But if you want to experience something different, how about Okinawan food? Okinawan food differs significantly from Japanese cuisine as it tends to b...
    2022年9月28日2025年1月24日
  • Gyoza (餃子)
    Japan

    Gyoza (餃子)

    Gyoza is Japan's beloved pan-fried dumpling — crispy on the bottom, juicy inside, and packed with garlic-seasoned pork and cabbage. Originally brought to Japan from China, gyoza has evolved into a distinctly Japanese dish with its own re...
    2022年9月16日2026年4月15日
  • Shinshu Soba (信州そば)
    Japanese Noodles

    Shinshu Soba (信州そば)

    Shinshu (now Nagano Prefecture) is said to be the birthplace of soba-kiri. Nagano Prefecture has a large temperature difference between day and night, and the well-drained mountainous fields are suitable for cultivating buckwhe...
    2022年9月13日2026年4月7日
  • White Gyoza (ホワイト餃子)
    Chiba

    White Gyoza (ホワイト餃子)

    Speaking of gyoza, many people will immediately think of Hamamatsu or Utsunomiya gyoza. However, Chiba Prefecture's local food "White Gyoza" looks completely different from the gyoza you've ever tried. These gyoza dumplings hav...
    2022年9月7日2026年3月30日
  • Tetsunabe Gyoza (鉄鍋餃子)
    Fukuoka

    Tetsunabe Gyoza (鉄鍋餃子)

    Gyoza may be one of the most popular Japanese street food. However, do you know that there are a lot of types of Gyoza and how many kinds you have eaten? It might surprises you that there is not only normal gyoza but also some special Ja...
    2022年8月21日2026年3月28日
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