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    Sushi (寿司)

    Generally speaking, Japanese food that combines shari (sushi rice) and toppings (mainly seafood) is called sushi. In addition to fresh seafood, it is not uncommon for ingredients such as meat, vegetables, and eggs to be used as toppings....
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  • Maguro sushi (マグロ寿司)
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    Maguro sushi (マグロ寿司)

    It goes without saying that Japan is a major consumer of tuna. Approximately 2 million tons of tuna are caught worldwide each year, and in fact, approximately 1/4 of that are Japanese. Maguro is highly regarded for its flavor, texture, a...
    2023年11月3日2026年3月12日
  • Oosaka sushi (大阪寿司)
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    Oosaka sushi (大阪寿司)

    Oosaka sushi has a distinctive flavor profile and presentation compared to other types of sushi in Japan. It is often enjoyed as a regional specialty and can be found in various sushi restaurants in Osaka and the surrounding Kansai regio...
    2023年10月21日2026年3月10日
  • Gunkan sushi (軍艦寿司)
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    Gunkan sushi (軍艦寿司)

    Gunkan sushi, a popular and distinct sushi style in Japan, embodies simplicity and traditional elegance. Originating from the vibrant streets of Tokyo, this sushi variant is cherished for its unique presentation and delightful flavors. S...
    2023年7月17日2026年3月10日
  • Temari Sushi (手まり寿司)
    Japanese Sushi

    Temari Sushi (手まり寿司)

     When autumn comes, a lot of autumn ingredients will be on the market. It's everyone's favorite season not only because of the cool weather but also because of good food. Speaking of seasonal food of autumn, what is the first t...
    2022年7月20日2026年3月28日
  • Iwakuni sushi (岩国寿司)
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    Iwakuni sushi (岩国寿司)

    Iwakuni sushi is one of those dishes that rewrites your expectations of sushi. The first thing you notice is the scale. This isn't a single piece balanced on vinegared rice. It arrives as a thick, square slice from a large pressed block,...
    2022年7月6日2026年6月1日
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    Saba Sushi (鯖寿司)

    Introduction Picture this: a delectable piece of sushi sits in front of you. Delicious fresh mackerel, cured and marinated to bring out the natural sweetness of the fish, sits on top of a bed of neatly moulded vinegared rice. Scattered o...
    2021年9月12日2026年3月28日
  • Hatahata Sushi ハタハタ寿司
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    Hatahata Sushi (ハタハタ寿司)

    What Is Hatahata Sushi? Hatahata sushi (ハタハタ寿司) is a traditional fermented sushi from Akita Prefecture in northern Japan. It uses hatahata, the Japanese sandfish, as its main ingredient. Unlike modern sushi, this dish belongs to th...
    2021年8月24日2026年5月24日
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    Ishikawa

    Sasa Sushi (笹寿司)

    Introduction to Sasa Sushi Sasa Sushi is a traditional food in Japan in which it is a local dish from the Hokuriku region. Likewise, it is a type of sushi in which the sushi rice and sushi seeds are wraps with Kumazasa or bamboo leaves. ...
    2021年5月26日2026年3月10日
  • bekko sushi
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    Bekko Sushi (べっこうずし)

    Bekko sushi is spicy sushi made by soaking fresh white fish from the waters near the Izu Islands in "chili soy sauce". The name tortoiseshell sushi came from the fact that the pickled white fish shines "tortoiseshell color". Mainly white...
    2021年3月6日2026年3月12日
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