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      • Hana ryori (花料理)
        Chiba

        Hana ryori (花料理)

        Hana Ryori, or "flower cuisine," is a beautiful and unique part of Japanese food culture that highlights the delicate charm of edible flowers. With its colorful presentation and seasonal ingredients, it offers a feast for both the eyes a...
        2025年4月30日
      • hamo ハモ
        Kyoto

        Hamo (ハモ)

        Hamo is a high-class fish that is indispensable in Kyoto cuisine, but do you know what kind of fish it is? Contrary to its beautiful white flesh, it is also popular for its large size and aggressive nature. Despite its many fine bones, s...
        2025年4月27日2025年4月28日
      • Jigokumushi (地獄蒸し)
        Ooita

        Jigokumushi (地獄蒸し)

        Jigokumushi is a unique and traditional cooking method in Japan that uses natural hot spring steam to prepare food. Found in Beppu, one of Japan’s most famous onsen towns, this steaming technique brings out the natural flavors of ingredi...
        2025年4月25日
      • Savoring Japan in Bali
        Article

        Savoring Japan in Bali: Authentic Japanese Dining Experiences in Ubud

        If you're having that kind of day – where only sushi or a hot, spicy bowl of ramen will do – OnBali's experts have already found the best Japanese food in Bali. At first glance, Ubud, a town nestled in the central foothills of Bali's Gia...
        2025年4月25日2025年4月30日
      • Complex Tastes of Japanese Paste Ingredients
        Article

        A Guide to Understanding the Complex Tastes of Japanese Paste Ingredients

        Japanese cuisine is celebrated for its rich flavors, vibrant colors, and intricate presentations. At the heart of many traditional dishes lies a selection of unique paste ingredients that play a pivotal role in creating depth and complex...
        2025年4月24日2025年4月30日
      • Teishoku
        Japan

        Teishoku (定食)

        A staple of Japanese cooking, teishoku provides a well-balanced and harmonious eating experience that has fed generations. Teishoku is more than simply a quick meal it's the epitome of Japanese cooking philosophy, in which every componen...
        2025年4月18日
      • Japanese Food Trends 2025
        Article

        Japanese Food Trends to Watch in 2025

        Japanese cuisine has always captured the global imagination with its deep cultural roots, delicate flavors, and artistic presentation. The country’s food scene continues to evolve in exciting and unexpected ways, even in 2025. From high-...
        2025年4月18日2025年4月21日
      • Houtyou (鮑腸)
        Ooita

        Houtyou (鮑腸)

        Houtyou is a unique and traditional noodle dish from Japan, known for its exceptionally long, hand-stretched noodles that can extend over two meters. Once a special treat enjoyed during festivals and gatherings, it has become a rare deli...
        2025年4月5日
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        Article

        Trying Japanese Food as an International Student: All You Need to Know

        Studying overseas creates a whole new world of opportunities. Among the most exciting things is experiencing other cultures; Japanese food is one of the best ways to accomplish this. Japan's culinary culture is as rich and varied as the ...
        2025年4月3日
      • A Student’s Guide to Japanese Food
        Article

        A Student’s Guide to Japanese Food: What to Eat and Why You’ll Love It

        Not Just Sushi: The Magic of Japanese Food Japanese food isn’t just about raw fish and rice. It’s a full-blown experience packed with flavor, texture, and some seriously cool food traditions. For students who love exploring new tastes or...
        2025年3月29日2025年4月9日
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      Popular Traditional Food in Japan
      • monjyayaki
        Monjayaki (もんじゃ焼き)
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        Washoku (和食)
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        Mochi (餅)
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        Sukiyaki (すき焼き)
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        The Intersection of Japanese Culinary Traditions and Global Influences: A Flavorful Journey
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        Shirasu (しらす)
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        Okinawa soba (沖縄そば)
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      • Savoring Japan Without Splurging Smart Ways To Eat And Explore
        Savoring Japan Without Splurging: Smart Ways To Eat And Explore
        2025年12月16日
      • juwari Soba
        Juwari soba (十割蕎麦)
        2025年12月16日
      • Miso zuke (味噌漬け)
        Miso zuke (味噌漬け)
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        Isobe Age (磯部揚げ)
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        Saikyo zuke (西京漬け)
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        Beni shoga (紅ショウガ)
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