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      • Onomichi ramen (尾道ラーメン)
        Hiroshima

        Onomichi ramen (尾道ラーメン)

        Onomichi ramen is a beloved specialty from Japan's Hiroshima Prefecture, known for its light yet flavorful seafood-based broth, flat noodles, and a signature topping of minced back fat. This unique ramen style has a rich history and a st...
        2024年12月3日2025年1月22日
      • Kuwai (くわい)
        Japan

        Kuwai (くわい)

        Kuwai, commonly known as arrowhead, is a unique and versatile aquatic plant cherished in Japanese cuisine, especially during the New Year celebrations. In this article, we'll explore the fascinating history of Kuwai, its cultural signifi...
        2024年11月20日2025年1月22日
      • Dashi
        Japan

        Dashi (出汁)

        Dashi plays an indispensable role in Japanese cuisine, serving as the foundation for countless dishes from simmered foods (nimono) to soups, ohitashi (blanched vegetables), and flavored rice (takikomi gohan). While many people might find...
        2024年11月16日2025年5月31日
      • Nabe yaki udon (鍋焼きうどん)
        Ehime

        Nabe yaki udon (鍋焼きうどん)

        Nabe-yaki udon is a beloved Japanese dish that combines hearty udon noodles with a variety of fresh ingredients, all simmered to perfection in a steaming hot pot. This comforting meal is particularly popular during the colder months, off...
        2024年11月5日2025年11月21日
      • red bean soup
        Kanto

        Oshiruko (お汁粉)

        In this article, we will explore the history of oshiruko, its regional variations, and the modern techniques that continue to make it a cherished treat today. Join us as we delve deeper into this delicious dessert and discover why oshiru...
        2024年11月3日2026年1月28日
      • Japanese christmas cake
        Japan

        Premium Japanese Christmas Cake Selections in 2024

        Christmas in Japan, while not a traditional holiday, has become a widely celebrated occasion. It’s seen as a time for festive lights, gift-giving, and spending quality time with loved ones. One of the most iconic symbols of Christmas in ...
        2024年10月31日2025年9月26日
      • Tonjiru (豚汁)
        Kagoshima

        Tonjiru (豚汁)

        The weather is getting colder and colder. One of the most popular foods to eat at such times is "tonjiru". The unique flavor and texture of pork, which is different from chicken or beef, creates a deliciousness not found in traditional J...
        2024年10月26日2025年1月21日
      • Taraba crab (タラバガニ)
        Japan

        Taraba crab (タラバガニ)

        Taraba crab (タラバガニ), also known as red king crab, is one of Japan's most prized seafood delicacies, renowned for its massive size and rich, flavorful meat. Hailing from the cold waters of Hokkaido and the Sea of Okhotsk, this "king ...
        2024年10月19日2025年1月21日
      • Japanese winter food
        Japan

        Japanese Winter Food: Warming Dishes to Embrace the Cold

        Picture yourself sipping a steaming bowl of ramen. Its rich broth warms your soul. You savor the tender noodles and flavorful toppings. Now imagine cozying up to a hot pot. You're surrounded by loved ones. Together, you dip various ingre...
        2024年10月14日2025年5月31日
      • warm sake
        Japan

        Warmed Sake (燗酒)

        Warmed sake, or kanzake (燗酒), is a cherished tradition in Japan, particularly enjoyed during the colder months. This method of heating sake brings out different flavors and aromas that can transform the drinking experience. In this art...
        2024年10月5日2025年11月29日
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