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  • Gunkan sushi (軍艦寿司)
    Japanese Sushi

    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
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    Tokyo

    Amanatto (甘納豆)

    You might be thinking, "Is this a person's name?", no it's a dish in Japan. Amanatto or "Sweet Natto" is the "Jellybean" of Japan. This dish is a confectionery made by pickling beans and other ingredients with honey and sprinkling it wit...
    2023年7月16日2025年1月19日
  • Tokoroten (ところてん)
    Shizuoka

    Tokoroten (ところてん)

    Discover the delightful taste of Japan with a traditional dish called Tokoroten! As the summer heat sizzles, this refreshing and cooling treat is a favorite among locals. Tokoroten transformed into noodle-like strips or cubes. Served chi...
    2023年7月11日2025年11月16日
  • Ayu (鮎)
    Japanese Seafood

    Ayu (鮎)

    Experience the magical world of Ayu, a treasured freshwater jewel cherished in Japan. Discover its delicate flavors and shimmering silver appearance. Learn about Ayu's incredible migration during the summer, as it courageously swims upst...
    2023年7月10日2026年3月12日
  • Ponzu (ポン酢)
    Nagasaki

    Ponzu (ポン酢)

    If you're curious about Ponzu - this tangy and zesty sauce that adds a burst of flavor to countless Japanese dishes, you've come to the right place. In this article, we'll explore the origins, ingredients, and versatile uses of Ponzu. Po...
    2023年7月4日2025年1月24日
  • Shichimi Togarashi (七味とうがらし)
    Japan

    Shichimi Togarashi (七味とうがらし)

    Shichimi Togarashi presence in Japan signifies its importance as a flavor enhancer deeply rooted in culinary traditions, adding complexity, depth, and a touch of spice to the diverse tapestry of Japanese cuisine. It holds a significant p...
    2023年6月25日2025年1月24日
  • Yokohama beer (横浜ビール)
    Kanagawa

    Yokohama beer (横浜ビール)

    As a haven for craft beer enthusiasts, Yokohama in Kanagawa prefecture has cultivated a thriving beer culture that is not to be missed. With a diverse array of local breweries and beer bars, Yokohama offers a delightful selection of craf...
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    Japanese Rice Dishes

    Kaisen don (海鮮丼)

    Kaisen Don is a popular and visually appealing dish in Japan, known for its fresh seafood flavors. This seafood rice bowl showcases vibrant colors and embodies the essence of Japan's coastal regions. Whether you are a seafood enthusiast ...
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    Japan

    Wasabi (わさび)

    Wasabi is one of Japan's most famous condiments. Yet real fresh wasabi tastes very different from the green paste most people know. Grated from the plant's rhizome, it smells sweet and grassy, and the heat rises into the nose before fadi...
    2023年6月11日2026年8月17日
  • Anpan (あんパン)
    Japan

    Anpan (あんパン)

    Among the countless delicacies that grace the vibrant streets of Japan, there is one that stands out, captivating locals and visitors alike with its delectable charm—Anpan. Imagine sinking your teeth into a soft, pillowy bread, as it rev...
    2023年6月10日2025年1月24日
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    Kaga Bōcha (加賀棒茶)
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