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      • Kaminari Okoshi (雷おこし)
        Tokyo

        Kaminari Okoshi (雷おこし)

        If you come to visit Asakusa, there are so many good souvenirssaminari Okoshi is a well-known specialty of Asakusa (Tokyo). In Japanese, Kaminari means "thunder". But why is it called “thunder”? Is it because it makes a crunching so...
        2022年8月17日2025年1月24日
      • Hiyamugi (ひやむぎ)
        Japan

        Hiyamugi (ひやむぎ)

        Japan cuisine is famous for so many noodles dishes such as ramen, udon, etc. However, do you know that in Japan, there are special kinds of noodles for hot summer days. Instead of the hot soup, these noodles are served with chilled broth...
        2022年8月10日2025年1月24日
      • Hiyayakko (冷奴)
        Japan

        Hiyayakko (冷奴)

        When mentioning a chilled dish suitable for hot summer, you may think of ice scream, yogurt, iced drink, cold noodles,... However, do you want to try a special fresh dish for summer that you have never eaten before other than these liste...
        2022年8月6日2025年5月21日
      • maki sushi
        Kansai

        Makizushi (巻き寿司)

        Makizushi is considered to be representative of sushi along with nigiri sushi. In Japan, the food culture of sushi rolls, which appeared in the Edo period, has flourished both in Japan and overseas. With the popularity of it, various var...
        2022年8月3日2025年1月24日
      • Tanuki Udon (たぬきうどん)
        Kanto

        Tanuki Udon (たぬきうどん)

        Udon is thick noodle made from wheat flour, often used in Japanese food. There are several ways to cook and serve udon. However, two of the most popular udon are probably Tanuki udon and Kitsune udon, which are both named after animals (...
        2022年7月24日2025年9月25日
      • Temari Sushi (手まり寿司)
        Kyoto

        Temari Sushi (手まり寿司)

         When autumn comes, a lot of autumn ingredients will be on the market. It's everyone's favorite season not only because of the cool weather but also because of good food. Speaking of seasonal food of autumn, what is the first t...
        2022年7月20日2025年1月24日
      • Hiyashi Chuuka (冷やし中華)
        Miyagi

        Hiyashi Chuka (冷やし中華)

        If you come to combini (or "Convenience Stores") in Japan, you can find a dish called "Hiyashi Chuka" almost everywhere you go. This dish is usually eaten in Japan in hot summer days. Although it is so popular in Japan, there are not muc...
        2022年7月12日2025年1月24日
      • Anago meshi (あなご飯)
        Hiroshima

        Anago meshi (あなご飯)

        Anago-meshi, a specialty of Miyajima, Hiroshima Prefecture, is a local dish that is also called the taste of home in Hiroshima. Since it became a hit as an ekiben in 1901 (Meiji 34), it is now attracting attention not only from Hiro...
        2022年7月7日2025年1月24日
      • Kobe beef (神戸牛)
        Hyougo

        Kobe beef (神戸牛)

        Kobe beef is known as one of Japan's top three wagyu beef. In order to be called Kobe beef, it is necessary to pass thorough management and strict standards. Today, we want to introduce standards for "Kobe beef" and let's see what w...
        2022年7月5日2025年1月24日
      • Shabu-Shabu (しゃぶしゃぶ)
        Oosaka

        Shabu-Shabu (しゃぶしゃぶ)

        People tend to think of Shabu-shabu as a dish for cold winter days. However, Shabu-shabu is actually enjoyed all year round in Japan while various types of hot pot dishes are often eaten as the seasons change . Today, we would like to in...
        2022年6月30日2025年1月24日
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