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      • omi beef steak
        Shiga

        Ōmi Gyu / Omi Beef (近江牛)

        Japan has over 300 brands of beef and Omi Beef (近江牛) is one of the most well-known brand. Omi Beef, one of the top three beef in Japan, dates back over 400 years from now and is the oldest among the three. Tasting Omi Beef will surely raise your standards to other kinds of meat and will leave you longing for it a second time around.
        2025年7月24日
      • Aburafu Don
        Miyagi

        Aburafu don (油麩丼)

        Take a flavorful trip to Miyagi Prefecture and discover Aburafu Don (油麩丼)—a simple, comforting Japanese rice bowl that locals cherish. This hearty dish offers a unique twist on the traditional donburi format, using a meatless ingredie...
        2025年7月18日
      • Namie Yakisoba
        Fukushima

        Namie yakisoba (なみえ焼きそば)

        This article delves into Namie Yakisoba, a distinct and beloved Japanese noodle dish. We will explore what makes this local specialty unique, tracing its origins and understanding its cultural significance. Prepare to uncover the simple ...
        2025年7月18日2025年8月25日
      • Dondon yaki
        Yamagata

        Dondon yaki (どんどん焼)

        If you're looking for a delightful and easy-to-understand introduction to Japanese street food, Dondon yaki is an excellent place to start. This article will take you through the basics of Dondon yaki, its interesting past, and why it re...
        2025年7月14日2025年8月23日
      • HowtoEatRamenLikeAJapanesePerson
        Article

        How To Eat Ramen Like A Japanese Person?

        Eating ramen in Japan is more than just having a bowl of noodles—it’s a cultural experience rooted in rhythm, respect, and subtle etiquette. While ramen shops are fast-paced and informal, knowing how to navigate them like a local can mak...
        2025年7月14日
      • Best Japanese Fusion Food Of 2025
        Article

        West Meets East: Best Japanese Fusion Food Of 2025

        Introduction It would be extremely wrong to assume that Japanese cuisine is limited to ramen and sushi. Numerous fusion dishes have successfully entered the Japanese culinary landscape. This is because foreign powers have heavily influen...
        2025年7月12日
      • Houba maki (ほう葉巻)
        Nagano

        Houba maki (ほう葉巻)

        Houba maki is a unique traditional treat from Japan that captures the spirit of early summer, especially in the mountainous Kiso region. Wrapped in fragrant magnolia leaves and often filled with sweet or savory ingredients, this seasonal...
        2025年6月26日
      • Japan for picky eater
        Article

        What to Know Before Visiting Japan as a Picky Eater

        Japan is a beautiful country and a highly coveted travel destination, renowned for its rich culture, stunning biodiversity, and intriguing architecture. Another favorite feature of Japan is the variety and popularity of its cuisine. From...
        2025年6月22日2025年6月25日
      • yumepirika
        Hokkaido

        Yumepirika (ゆめぴりか)

        Hokkaido, one of Japan's foremost rice-producing regions, has channeled its extensive agricultural expertise into developing what it aimed to be "the most delicious rice in Japan." The result of this ambitious endeavor is "Yumepirika," a...
        2025年6月22日2025年6月25日
      • sasanishiki
        Japan

        Sasanishiki (ささにしき) : Elegant Rice That Once Graced Japanese Tables

        Sasanishiki rice once rivaled Koshihikari in popularity, cherished in countless Japanese homes. Its refined taste and remarkable ability to complement other ingredients—a true culinary supporting star—ensure its appeal endures. This arti...
        2025年6月7日2025年6月8日
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        Monjayaki (もんじゃ焼き)
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        Kiritanpo (きりたんぽ)
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        Mochi (餅)
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      • Sagohachi duke (三五八漬け)
        Sagohachi duke (三五八漬け)
        2025年11月3日
      • Shogoin kabu (聖護院かぶ)
        Shogoin kabu (聖護院かぶ)
        2025年11月2日
      • Daikon mochi (大根餅)
        Daikon mochi (大根餅)
        2025年10月31日
      • Vegan dishes
        A Guide to Vegan Japanese Snacks and Vegetarian Dining in Japan
        2025年10月29日
      • Small but Mighty Why Tin Packaging is Ideal for Japanese Food Brands
        Small but Mighty: Why Tin Packaging is Ideal for Japanese Food Brands
        2025年10月28日
      • amaou
        Amaou Strawberry(あまおう): Japan’s King of Fruits
        2025年10月27日
      • what is shochikubai
        What is Shochikubai? A Guide to Understanding Matsu, Take, and Ume on Japanese Restaurant Menus
        2025年10月25日
      • Jyunenn botamochi (じゅうねんぼたもち)
        Jyunenn botamochi (じゅうねんぼたもち)
        2025年10月22日
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