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  • Japanese pancake (パンケーキ)
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    Japanese pancake (パンケーキ)

    Japanese pancake is a beloved breakfast food that has been enjoyed for generations around the world. While pancakes are a staple of many breakfast menus, they are also versatile enough to be served as a satisfying meal at any time of the...
    2023年4月29日2025年12月2日
  • Kiriboshi daikon (切り干し大根)
    Miyazaki

    Kiriboshi daikon (切り干し大根)

    If you're a fan of Japanese cuisine or simply interested in trying out new foods, you may have heard of Kiriboshi daikon. Kiriboshi daikon is a versatile ingredient that you can use in a variety of dishes, from soups and stews to salads ...
    2023年4月22日2025年1月24日
  • Botamochi (牡丹餅)
    Japanese Snacks

    Botamochi (牡丹餅)

    Botamochi is a popular snack and dessert in Japan and locals often served them at tea ceremonies and other special occasions. You can also find them in many Japanese confectionery shops, as well as in supermarkets and convenience stores....
    2023年4月20日2026年3月14日
  • Junmai Sake
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    Junmai Sake ( 純米酒)

    Japanese food culture is famous for its rice-centered feature. You can easily name a lot of popular dishes from rice such as sushi, onigiri, kamameshi, etc. However, today let's talk about something new other than food. We would like to ...
    2023年4月19日2026年5月10日
  • cotton candy
    Japan

    Cotton Candy (綿あめ)

    For years, Japanese of all ages have enjoyed cotton candy, or "wataame," a cherished sweet confection. However, there is much more to cotton candy in Japan than meets the eye. In this article, we will explore the history of wataame, its ...
    2023年4月14日2025年1月24日
  • Japanese Crepe (クレープ)
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    Japanese Crepe (クレープ)

    Are you looking for a unique and delicious dessert experience? Originating in Japan, these Japanese crepes are a delightful combination of a thin, sweet crepe and an array of mouth-watering fillings. Whether you're a sweet tooth or a sav...
    2023年4月13日2025年1月24日
  • sake zushi
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    Sake Zushi (酒ずし)

    Have you ever had sushi? Do you like sushi? There are many kinds of sushi in Japan. There is the famous Edomae Sushi and the lesser known Sake Zushi, which we will introduce here. Why don't you try different kinds of sushi? In this arti...
    2023年4月8日2025年1月19日
  • Tsukemono (漬物)
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    Tsukemono (漬物)

    Are you a foodie who is constantly looking for new and fascinating culinary experiences? If so, you'll want to learn about Tsukemono or traditional Japanese pickled vegetables. Tsukemono is not only a popular side dish in Japan, but it i...
    2023年4月6日2025年9月9日
  • Anmitsu
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    Anmitsu (あんみつ)

    Anmitsu is a Japanese traditional dessert made with kanten jelly, sweet red bean paste, fruit, shiratama dango, and kuromitsu syrup. It is usually served chilled, so many people enjoy it during summer. The dessert is popular in tradition...
    2023年3月26日2026年7月19日
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    Japanese Snacks

    Kuzu mochi (くずもち)

    If you're traveling to Japan, trying out the local cuisine is a must-do activity, and kuzu mochi should be on your list. This traditional Japanese dessert is not only a delicious treat but also a cultural experience that will allow you t...
    2023年3月21日2026年3月14日
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    2026年9月17日
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    Koshi no Aka-gani (高志の紅ガニ)
    2026年9月16日
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    Where to Buy and Try Osechi in Japan: A Practical Guide for Travelers
    2026年9月15日
  • Kaga Bocha roasted tea stems on a white plate
    Kaga Bōcha (加賀棒茶)
    2026年9月14日
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    Kaizoku Ryori (海賊料理)
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