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  • Takuwan (沢庵漬け)
    Japan

    Takuwan (沢庵漬け)

    Japanese long eat Takuwan as a side dish during meals and eat this as a snack at teatime. It is one of the most traditional Japanese pickles and is named after the Buddhist priest who is said to have introduced the food. Beneficial to he...
    2023年1月4日2025年9月17日
  • Nanakusa gayu (七草がゆ)
    Japan

    Nanakusa gayu (七草がゆ)

    In Japan, people celebrate Jinjitsu no sekku (or Nanakusa no sekku) annually on January 7. On this day, Japanese have the custom of eating Nanakusa gayu (seven-herb rice porridge) hoping for good health for the coming year. So, when did ...
    2022年12月28日2025年11月25日
  • yakisoba
    Japanese Street Food

    Yakisoba (焼きそば)

    Walk past a summer festival in Japan and you will smell it before you see it. Sweet, tangy sauce hits a hot griddle, and the pork crisps at the edges while the cabbage softens. That is yakisoba (焼きそば), Japanese stir-fried noodles mad...
    2022年12月19日2026年9月21日
  • Sangayaki (さんが焼き)
    Chiba

    Sangayaki (さんが焼き)

    In the sea near the Boso Peninsula (房総半島), you can catch a lot of fish such as horse mackerel, sardines, and saury. After catching the fish, the fishermen mince it with miso to make a dish called "namero". From "namero", th...
    2022年12月13日2026年3月12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
  • Tamago Tofu (卵豆腐)
    Japan

    Tamago Tofu (卵豆腐)

    Japanese food always surprises us with a lot of amazing delicious dishes. Have you ever heard of tamago tofu (egg tofu)? Some people may think that it is a dish made by mixing eggs while producing tofu. However, this is not what that dis...
    2022年12月1日
  • Agedashi tofu (揚げ出し豆腐)
    Japan

    Agedashi Tofu (揚げ出し豆腐)

    Order agedashi tofu at a Japanese izakaya and a small bowl arrives steaming. Inside sit pale cubes of deep-fried tofu in a shallow pool of dashi broth. The coating is thin and crisp for about a minute. Then it starts to drink the sauce, ...
    2022年11月22日2026年10月4日
  • Kakiage (かき揚げ)
    Japan

    Kakiage (かき揚げ)

    Japanese food has a lot of popular and delicious food such as Tempura, Karaage, Sushi, etc. But if you get to know more about its cuisine, you would be surprised to find out that there are lesser known dishes but also have long history w...
    2022年11月3日2025年1月24日
  • donburi
    Japanese Rice Dishes

    Oyako don (親子丼)

    Oyakodon is a Japanese rice bowl made with chicken, egg, onion, and a dashi-based sauce. The name means "parent and child bowl." It is one of Japan's most popular comfort donburi dishes. This article explains what oyakodon is, where the ...
    2022年10月4日2026年6月25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
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