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    Japanese Sushi

    Inari zushi (いなり寿司)

    If you are planning a trip to Kyoto or any other part of Japan, or even if you are thinking about having a sushi night at home, then you definitely need to try Inarizushi. The delightful flavors of this sushi variation are truly worth ex...
    2022年3月1日2026年3月10日
  • chirashi zushi ちらしずし
    Japanese Seafood

    Chirashizushi (ちらしずし)

    Introduction to Chirashizushi Did you know that Japan has many types of sushi including Edomae sushi, Bekko sushi, Sasa sushi, Hatahata sushi, and Saba sushi? And today, we will add another type of sushi to the list. It is the Chirashizu...
    2022年2月15日2026年3月13日
  • Senmaizuke
    Kyoto

    Senmaizuke (千枚漬け)

    Introduction to Senmaizuke Did you know that pickles are famous in Kyoto? They use fresh vegetables from the area, and the flavour is subtle. If you go around Kyoto's market streets, you'll notice a lot of businesses selling only pickles...
    2022年2月8日2024年1月26日
  • mame daifuku
    Japanese Snacks

    Daifuku (大福)

    Daifuku is a traditional Japanese mochi sweet filled with anko, or sweetened red bean paste. You will find it in convenience stores, supermarkets, and long-established wagashi shops across Tokyo. The best pieces, though, come from small ...
    2022年2月1日2026年8月19日
  • Curry Rice (カレーライス)
    Japanese Rice Dishes

    Curry rice (カレーライス)

    Introduction to Curry Rice Did you know that curry is just as popular in Japan as ramen? Furthermore, when most people think of curry, they think of India or Thailand. While these nations have fantastic curry-based cuisines, Japanese Cur...
    2022年1月25日2026年3月14日
  • DATEMAKI
    Japanese Sushi

    Date Maki (伊達巻)

    Introduction to Date Maki Date Maki is an egg dish that originally comes from Nagasaki, also called a sweet omelette roll. It is a part of Osechi Ryori, the traditional Japanese new year food. It is like Tamagoyaki but in a sweeter taste...
    2021年12月25日2026年3月10日
  • Toshikoshi Soba (年越しそば)
    Japanese Noodles

    Toshikoshi Soba (年越しそば)

    Introduction to Toshikoshi Soba After Christmas Day, everyone is looking forward to the new year to come. Wishing that the new year will be prosperous and will be a great year to look forward to. Even everyone is wishing to forget all th...
    2021年12月21日2026年3月15日
  • Japanese Christmas cake
    Kanagawa

    Japanese Christmas Cake (クリスマスケーキ)

    Japanese Christmas cake is a light sponge cake layered with whipped cream and strawberries. For the holiday, bakeries dress it with a sugar Santa, a chocolate plaque, or a sprig of holly. Families and couples share it around Christmas Ev...
    2021年12月16日2026年10月5日
  • Japanese Christmas Food (日本のクリスマス料理)
    Japan

    Japanese Christmas Food

    In late December, queues form outside fried chicken shops across Japan, and bakery windows fill with white cakes topped with strawberries. Japanese Christmas food looks nothing like a Western holiday roast. Instead, it is a modern custom...
    2021年12月13日2026年10月5日
  • Taiyaki
    Japanese Street Food

    Taiyaki (たい焼き)

    On a cold evening in Azabu-Juban, the queue outside one small Tokyo shop barely moves. Everyone is waiting for a hot cake shaped like a fish. Taiyaki is a fish-shaped Japanese street food dessert from Tokyo, filled with sweet azuki bean ...
    2021年12月2日2026年8月14日
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