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  • sauce katsu donソースカツ丼
    Fukui

    Sauce katsu don (ソースカツ丼)

    What do you imagine when you hear sauce katsu don? Many think of katsu don with a sweet, salty soy sauce flavoured with Japanese-style dashi. For those people, when they think of sauce katsu don, they probably think of "sauce-covered kat...
    2023年8月1日2026年3月14日
  • Tokoroten (ところてん)
    Shizuoka

    Tokoroten (ところてん)

    Discover the delightful taste of Japan with a traditional dish called Tokoroten! As the summer heat sizzles, this refreshing and cooling treat is a favorite among locals. Tokoroten transformed into noodle-like strips or cubes. Served chi...
    2023年7月11日2025年11月16日
  • Yakishabu
    Japanese Hot Pot

    Yakishabu (焼きしゃぶ)

    If you are a fan of Japanese cuisine, you may have heard about yakiniku or shabushabu (Japanese hotpot). However, in today's artcle, we would like to introduce you a dish called "Yakishabu". Is it a combination of yakiniku and shabu-shab...
    2023年7月9日2026年3月14日
  • Ponzu (ポン酢)
    Nagasaki

    Ponzu (ポン酢)

    If you're curious about Ponzu - this tangy and zesty sauce that adds a burst of flavor to countless Japanese dishes, you've come to the right place. In this article, we'll explore the origins, ingredients, and versatile uses of Ponzu. Po...
    2023年7月4日2025年1月24日
  • Funazushi (鮒ずし)
    Shiga

    Funazushi (鮒ずし)

    Imagine a special food from Japan called Funazushi that some people around the world find fascinating and delicious. It's a traditional dish made by fermenting fish near Lake Biwa in Shiga Prefecture, a beautiful place in Japan. Funazush...
    2023年7月3日2026年3月7日
  • Kanazawa oden (金沢おでん)
    Ishikawa

    Kanazawa oden (金沢おでん)

    With its unique blend of ingredients and distinct simmering broth, Kanazawa oden is a true reflection of the local culinary traditions and rich heritage of the region. From the tender daikon radish to the savory fish cakes and delicate f...
    2023年6月22日2025年1月24日
  • Hojicha (ほうじ茶)
    Kyoto

    Hojicha (ほうじ茶)

    Tea holds a significant place in the cultural heritage of Japan, dating back to the 9th century with a rich and lengthy history. To this day, tea remains an integral component of daily life in Japan, with a diverse range of traditional g...
    2023年6月1日2025年11月28日
  • Tamago yaki (卵焼き)
    Japan

    Tamago yaki (卵焼き)

    Tamago yaki, the beloved Japanese rolled omelet, is a true culinary gem that will leave you craving for more. In Japan, tamagoyaki is commonly found in Japanese homes, as well as in restaurants and specialty shops. It is also a popular s...
    2023年5月24日2025年9月28日
  • teppanyaki 鉄板焼き
    Japan

    Teppanyaki (鉄板焼き)

    Step into the sizzling world of teppanyaki, a captivating culinary tradition that has delighted palates for centuries in Japan. Picture a skilled chef masterfully grilling and cooking an array of delectable ingredients on a scorching iro...
    2023年5月23日2025年1月24日
  • Edamame (枝豆)
    Japan

    Edamame (枝豆)

    If you're a fan of Japanese cuisine, chances are you've come across edamame - those bright green soybean pods typically served as an appetizer. But did you know that edamame has a rich cultural history and is considered a staple food in ...
    2023年5月20日2025年1月24日
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    2026年6月26日
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    Igisu Tofu (イギス豆腐)
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    2026年6月23日
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