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      • nori bento
        Japan

        Nori Bento (海苔弁当)

        A variety of bento boxes, such as hamburgers, makunouchi, and Chinese food, are lined up in shops. Among them, the nori bento, a classic bento box, has been proud of its “unchanging popularity” for a long time. Nori-ben has become a stap...
        2023年1月12日2025年1月24日
      • Asuka nabe (飛鳥鍋)
        Nara

        Asuka nabe (飛鳥鍋)

        “Asuka Nabe” is a local dish of Nara Prefecture, made by simmering chicken and vegetables in milk and soup stock. Locals eat this at home on a daily basis and passed down from parent to child. They also served this in school lunches. Wha...
        2023年1月10日2025年3月2日
      • Umeshu (梅酒)
        Japan

        Umeshu (梅酒)

        Unripe Japanese plums, or ume, are steeped with sugar in distilled liquor to create umeshu, a flavorful liqueur. In most cases, 35% abv shochu is the liquor used in umeshu. Umeshu made with sake has been described in books from the 19th ...
        2023年1月6日2025年1月24日
      • Takuwan (沢庵漬け)
        Japan

        Takuwan (沢庵漬け)

        Japanese long eat Takuwan as a side dish during meals and eat this as a snack at teatime. It is one of the most traditional Japanese pickles and is named after the Buddhist priest who is said to have introduced the food. Beneficial to he...
        2023年1月4日2025年9月17日
      • yakisoba
        Japan

        Yakisoba (焼きそば)

        Who doesn't know Yakisoba? It's one of the most famous kinds of noodles available in many countries. In fact, plenty of restaurants worldwide have this on their menus. Despite its origin tracing back to China, Yakisoba plays a huge part ...
        2022年12月19日2025年9月10日
      • Coffee Jelly
        Japan

        Coffee Jelly (コーヒーゼリー)

        Are you looking for a delicious dessert for hot summer days? If you are still wondering and do not know which to choose, let us recommend you coffee jelly, one type of jelly that is very common in Japan. Today, we will introduce about it...
        2022年12月16日2025年6月24日
      • Okonomiyaki (お好み焼き)
        Japan

        Okonomiyaki (お好み焼き)

        If you are a fan of Japanese cuisine, you may have heard of Okonomiyaki (お好み焼き) before. This dish can be found all over Japan, such as Kansai-style, Hiroshima-style, monjayaki in Tokyo, and dondon-yaki in Tohoku. Each region is...
        2022年12月8日2025年8月27日
      • Korokke (コロッケ)
        Japan

        Korokke (コロッケ)

        "Korokke" is a standard dish of Western-style Japanese food. During the Taisho period, it was one of the three major western dishes along with curry rice and tonkatsu. There are many different types of korokke, depending on the ingr...
        2022年12月7日2025年1月24日
      • Kinzanji miso (金山寺味噌)
        Wakayama

        Kinzanji miso (金山寺味噌)

        “Miso” is indispensable in Japanese daily life with so many dishes such as: miso soup, of course, simmered mackerel, miso nikomi udon and miso ramen... Although miso is widely used, how much do you know about its "types"? Normally, the t...
        2022年11月28日2025年1月24日
      • Agedashi tofu (揚げ出し豆腐)
        Japan

        Agedashi tofu (揚げ出し豆腐)

        Tofu is an indispensable ingredient in Japanese cuisine with so many delicious dishes. You can find it in Yudofu, nabe, Hiyayakko, miso soup, etc. Agedashi Tofu is definitely one of the most favourite as it is easy to make and can be use...
        2022年11月22日2025年1月24日
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        Kiritanpo (きりたんぽ)
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        Shirasu (しらす)
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        2025年11月15日
      • Kooriyama Black Ramen (郡山ブラックラーメン)
        Kooriyama Black Ramen (郡山ブラックラーメン)
        2025年11月13日
      • Fuel Your Finals The Definitive Guide to the 5 Best Japanese Food Experiences Near UCLA
        Fuel Your Finals: The Definitive Guide to the 5 Best Japanese Food Experiences Near UCLA
        2025年11月13日
      • Mizu manjyu (水饅頭)
        Mizu manjyu (水饅頭)
        2025年11月10日
      • Mibuna (壬生菜)
        Mibuna (壬生菜)
        2025年11月9日
      • More Than Just Sushi A Blueprint for Why Japanese Cuisine is the Future of College Cafeterias
        More Than Just Sushi: A Blueprint for Why Japanese Cuisine is the Future of College Cafeterias
        2025年11月8日
      • Kanboshi daikonni (寒干し大根)
        Kanboshi daikonni (寒干し大根)
        2025年11月7日
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        Beyond California Rolls: The Japanese Dishes Redefining the American College Diet
        2025年11月6日
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