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    Iga Manjyu ( いがまんじゅう)

    Iga Manjyu is a unique sweet treat from Japan, mainly found in Saitama Prefecture. It stands out because it combines a soft steamed bun with sticky rice mixed with red beans. This article will explain what Iga Manjyu is, where it comes f...
    2025年7月6日2026年3月28日
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    Abura kasu (あぶらかす)

    Introduction The term "Abura-kasu" refers to a traditional Japanese food ingredient, historically rooted in Osaka's culinary culture. It particularly comes from the Minamikawachi region. While its name might be unfamiliar to many, it rep...
    2025年7月3日2025年7月11日
  • Tansan Manjyu (炭酸まんじゅう)
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    Tansan Manjyu (炭酸まんじゅう)

    Tansan Manjyu (炭酸まんじゅう) is a special and tasty Japanese steamed bun. This dish has double name that shows both its special way of making it and its strong connection to old Japanese country life. The "Tansan" part tells us about a...
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  • Japan for picky eater
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    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...
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  • Tanabata houtou (たなばたほうとう)
    Japanese Noodles

    Tanabata houtou (たなばたほうとう)

    Tanabata Houtou is a unique local dish from Japan closely tied to the summer festival of Tanabata. With its soft, chewy noodles and seasonal vegetables, it’s a comforting meal enjoyed during a special time of year when people celebrate t...
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    Japanese Street Food

    Japanese Summer Food Guide: Cooling Dishes, Festivals, and Seasonal Culture

    Japan's summer is no joke. The heat rolls in around late June and rarely lets go until September. In cities like Tokyo and Osaka, temperatures often climb past 35°C. Add heavy humidity on top of that, and eating feels like a whole differ...
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    Japan

    Delivery Food Culture in Japan: A Blend of Tradition and Innovation

    Japan’s delivery food culture is not just about convenience—it’s a fascinating journey through centuries of culinary tradition, modern innovation, and unmatched variety. Whether you're a local resident or a curious traveler, the delivery...
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  • Japan: From Street Food to Fine Dining
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    Everyday Eats in Japan: From Street Food to Fine Dining

    From the sophisticated beauty of a Kyoto kaiseki supper to the busy food vendors of Osaka, Japan's cuisine scene is the ideal fusion of history and modernism. Whether it's a carefully made multi-course dinner or a fast nibble from a trai...
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    What Do Japanese College Students Eat for Lunch?

    College life in Japan isn't what most people think, especially when it comes to food. Students there deal with packed schedules, tight money, and trying to eat somewhat healthy. Let's check out what they're actually eating during lunch b...
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    What Is Konamon? A Guide to Osaka’s Flour-Based Food Culture

    Konamon (粉もん) is a Kansai term for foods made with flour or other ground grains. In Osaka food culture, it is especially associated with takoyaki and okonomiyaki. The broader category, however, also covers noodles, bread, dumplings, a...
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