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Speaking of Japanese nabe (or hot pot), there are so many types such as Yosenabe, Chanko nabe, Mizutaki, Sukiyaki, Shabu-shabu, Motsu nabe, etc. Each type has its own feature and ingredients. Have you ever heard of "Harihari nabe"? This ...

The weather is getting colder now in Japan. Among the various amazing traditional food of Japan, what do you think is the most suitable for a cold winter? If you are still hesitating, let us recommend nabe (鍋) - the best dish for a cozy...

Walk past a convenience store hot counter in the evening, and the smell reaches you first. Golden pieces of chicken sit under a warm lamp, waiting. Karaage (唐揚げ) is Japanese fried chicken made by marinating bite-sized chicken, coating...

“Zosui” and “Ojiya” are great dish to eat when you catch a cold. Both are dishes made by simmering rice until it becomes texture like soup, but what's the difference? In fact, many people may not be able to tell the difference betwe...

Japanese food has a lot of popular and delicious food such as Tempura, Karaage, Sushi, etc. But if you get to know more about its cuisine, you would be surprised to find out that there are lesser known dishes but also have long history w...

Shougayaki is one of Japan's representative home-cooked dishes that is really familiar with Japanese. How do you make Shougayaki at home? In fact, depending on the ingredients and seasoning, it can be a completely different dis...

Monaka is a traditional Japanese wafer sandwich. Two crisp, airy shells hug a smooth core of sweet red bean paste. This delicacy is a staple of wagashi, the art of Japanese confectionery. Diners instantly notice the delicate crunch and t...

Amazake (甘酒) is a traditional Japanese sweet rice drink made by fermenting rice with koji mold. It is naturally sweet, creamy, and often completely non-alcoholic. Think of it as Japan's answer to a warm, comforting tonic — one that has...

Do you know about the origin of sekihan? Sekihan, which is indispensable for celebrations even until today, has a long history. At that time, it was considered a luxury food, and beans were believed to have special powers. However, ...

Creamy, cheesy, and baked over rice, Doria is one of Japan's most comforting yoshoku dishes. Doria is a Japanese rice gratin created in Yokohama in the early Showa period. Butter rice, béchamel sauce, and melted cheese define its classic...