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Shiga
Red konjac (赤こんにゃく)
Red konjac not only provides a visual twist but may also offer a nuanced flavor profile. This culinary innovation reflects the diversity and creativity present in Japan's rich food culture, where traditional ingredients are often adapted... -
Aomori
Aomori Apple (青森りんご)
Apples are one of the fruits that Japanese people widely love. Aomori Prefecture is known as "Japan's best apple prefecture.'' Many believe it is the best in Japan for its quality and variety. But have you ever explored its charm in dept... -
Yamagata
Chrysanthemum dishes (菊料理)
Chrysanthemum dishes in Japan showcase the culinary use of chrysanthemum flowers. These dishes highlight edible chrysanthemums' visual and flavorful appeal, incorporating them into salads, tempura, hot pots, and beverages. Traditional pr... -
Hokkaido
Jaga pokkuru (じゃがポックル)
This popular snack, produced by Calbee, has captivated taste buds with its crispy texture and genuine potato flavor. In this article, we'll delve into the history, production process, and nutritional details of Jaga Pokkuru, offering ins... -
Kagawa
Oiri (おいり)
In Japan, Oiri is a delightful sweet that represents traditional confectionery. It has unique flavors and artistic presentation. This article explores Oiri's origins, varieties, and cultural importance in Japan. This candy is a special s... -
Shizuoka
Unagi pie (うなぎパイ)
Unagi Pie (うなぎパイ) is a beloved Japanese sweet pastry filled with a sweet and savory concoction. This treat gained popularity as a souvenir and cherished for its unique blend of flavors and crispy texture. In this article, we'll expl... -
Hokkaido
Tokachi wine (十勝ワイン)
Experience the world of Tokachi wine in Japan, where the cool climate of Hokkaido brings unique challenges and opportunities. This article explores the story of Tokachi wine, from battling cold winters to creating special grapes. Tokachi... -
Hokkaido
Tokishirazu (時しらず)
Have you heard about the fish called "Tokishirazu" that people enjoy in Hokkaido? It's not your typical salmon – it has a unique flavor that sets it apart. To those who are familiar, it's considered a top-notch ingredient from Hokkaido. ... -
Kagoshima
Imo shochu (芋焼酎)
Imo Shochu, a traditional Japanese spirit, is an important part of Japan's culture. Crafted primarily from sweet potatoes, this distilled liquor embodies a centuries-old tradition of meticulous craftsmanship. Imo Shochu is celebrated for... -
Niigata
Izushi (飯ずし)
Izushi sushi is a regional specialty and a point of pride for both Niigata and Hokkaido. The use of local ingredients, including the distinctive soybean sheet wrap, reflects the unique culinary traditions of these areas. Trying Izushi su...