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Nagasaki
Karasumi (からすみ)
Slice a piece of karasumi paper-thin, put it on your tongue, and wait a second. The salt hits first. Then something richer arrives, closer to aged cheese than to fish, and it lingers well after the piece has gone. Quick answer Karasumi (... -
Nagasaki
Nagasaki Milk Shake (長崎 ミルクセーキ)
Explore the delicious world of Nagasaki Milk Shake, a frozen delight that has become a local favourite in Nagasaki City, Japan. Originating as a solution to beat the summer heat, this sweet treat has evolved into a must-try dessert, love... -
Nagasaki
Champon (ちゃんぽん)
If you are a lover of savory noodle dishes, then you shouldn't miss out on the chance to try Champon. It is a must-try dish, regardless of whether you are a ramen enthusiast or just someone looking to explore new culinary experiences. Ch... -
Japanese Snacks
Castella (カステラ)
Castella is a rectangular sponge cake made mainly from eggs, sugar, wheat flour, and syrup. Nagasaki Castella is the version most closely tied to Japan's old trading port. Portuguese contact in the 16th century brought related European b... -
Nagasaki
Sasebo Burger (佐世保バーガー)
Many travelers know Nagasaki for champon and castella. Yet Sasebo City has a burger culture of its own. Sasebo Burger is hot, handmade, and prepared after you order. Sasebo Burger is a handmade hamburger from Sasebo City in Nagasaki Pref...
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