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  • imo shochu
    Kagoshima

    Imo shochu (芋焼酎)

    Imo Shochu, a traditional Japanese spirit, is an important part of Japan's culture. Crafted primarily from sweet potatoes, this distilled liquor embodies a centuries-old tradition of meticulous craftsmanship. Imo Shochu is celebrated for...
    November 19, 2023September 19, 2025
  • Ikasomen (イカそうめん)
    Shellfish & Crab

    Ikasomen (イカそうめん)

    Ikasomen is a refreshing and light dish, making it a popular choice for a summer meal in Japan. Combining the cold somen noodles and the tender squid is a delightful and cooling option during hot weather. Now, let’s get to know more abou...
    November 12, 2023March 28, 2026
  • 和食 ( washoku )
    Japan

    Washoku (和食)

    和食 Washoku is Japan's traditional food culture, recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2013. It is not a single cuisine or cooking style. It is a set of values, habits, and social customs surrounding how Japanese pe...
    November 8, 2023April 23, 2026
  • Refreshing Japanese green tea being poured into a cup.
    Shochu, Umeshu & Other Alcohol

    Mugi Shochu (麦焼酎)

    Welcome to the world of mugi shochu, a traditional Japanese spirit with a rich history and a unique characteristic that we're about to explore in this article. So, what kind of liquor is this in the first place, and what kind of charm do...
    November 5, 2023May 21, 2025
  • Maguro sushi (マグロ寿司)
    Japanese Seafood

    Maguro sushi (マグロ寿司)

    It goes without saying that Japan is a major consumer of tuna. Approximately 2 million tons of tuna are caught worldwide each year, and in fact, approximately 1/4 of that are Japanese. Maguro is highly regarded for its flavor, texture, a...
    November 3, 2023March 12, 2026
  • Filling a glass with traditional Japanese sake from a dark bottle in a cozy restaurant setting.
    Types

    Ginjo (吟醸酒)

    Have you ever noticed the label "Ginjoshu" on a bottle of sake when making your choice? Ginjo sake may have the reputation of being a high-class beverage, but it has become more accessible in recent times. In this article, let's explore ...
    November 2, 2023May 14, 2026
  • Kappa maki (かっぱ巻き)
    Japanese Sushi

    Kappa maki (かっぱ巻き)

    Kappa Maki is a vegetarian sushi roll and is known for its simplicity and clean flavors. It is a popular choice in sushi restaurants in Japan and around the world, especially among those who prefer a lighter, non-seafood option. Let's ge...
    October 27, 2023March 10, 2026
  • Toasted bread slices with a mint garnish on a wooden serving board, showcasing traditional Japanese food presentation.
    Japanese Snacks

    Shiroi koibito (白い恋人)

    Shiroi Koibito is Hokkaido's most famous souvenir: white chocolate cookies made by ISHIYA in Sapporo. Each piece sandwiches chocolate between two thin langue de chat biscuits. Launched in December 1976, it still tops Hokkaido omiyage ran...
    October 24, 2023July 8, 2026
  • Oosaka sushi (大阪寿司)
    Japanese Sushi

    Osaka Sushi (大阪寿司)

    Most visitors imagine sushi as a slice of fish on hand-shaped rice. In Osaka, however, sushi often comes as colorful rectangles pressed in a wooden mold. Sweet vinegared rice, simmered eel, shrimp, omelet and cured fish sit together in n...
    October 21, 2023October 19, 2026
  • izakaya
    Japan

    Izakaya food (居酒屋フード)

    Izakayas are popular gathering places for friends and coworkers to socialize and unwind after work or on weekends. The emphasis is on sharing dishes, so it's common for groups of people to order a variety of items and enjoy them alongsid...
    October 19, 2023December 13, 2025
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    Tofu Misozuke (豆腐の味噌漬け)
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  • Akaten: golden panko-coated fish cakes with a pink-red center on a plate
    Akaten (赤てん)
    November 4, 2026
  • Illustration of Japanese food culture: sushi on a wooden board, a shojin ryori tray, matcha and wagashi
    Japanese Food Culture Explained: Edomae Sushi, Shojin Ryori and Wagashi
    November 4, 2026
  • Glossy red Sagahonoka strawberries with a halved berry showing pale white flesh
    Sagahonoka Strawberry (さがほのか)
    November 3, 2026
  • himi udon
    Himi Udon (氷見うどん)
    November 3, 2026
  • Born Sake: hand-drawn poster of rice, ice-temperature aging room and the Born bottle with Fukui snow scenery
    Born Sake: The Fukui Brewery Known for Ice-Temperature Aging
    November 2, 2026
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