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      • Matsusaka Beef (松阪牛)
        Mie

        Matsusaka Beef (松阪牛)

        Japanese Wagyu beef is one of the most prized proteins in the culinary world and is deemed as luxurious as caviar and black truffles. The stunning marbling of fat, tantalizing texture, and umami-rich wagyu is what all steak lovers dream ...
        2022年3月15日2025年1月24日
      • botan nabe
        Hyougo

        Botan Nabe (ぼたん鍋)

        Botan Nabe "ぼたん鍋" uses wild boar meat as its main ingredient. Wild, isn't it? It's one of the many hot pot dishes in Japan. Read on to know more. What is Botan Nabe? While there are tons of hot pot dishes, this dish is making noises ...
        2022年3月11日2025年1月19日
      • Unadon (うな丼)
        Tokyo

        Unadon (うな丼)

        Today, eel is a very popular food and fish not only in Japan but also overseas. Unadon is a traditional Japanese food that uses grilled eel. It is one of Tokyo’s specialty cuisines from the Edo period, and locals usually served this by p...
        2022年3月8日2025年1月24日
      • inari zushi
        Kyoto

        Inari zushi (いなり寿司)

        If you are planning a trip to Kyoto or any other part of Japan, or even if you are thinking about having a sushi night at home, then you definitely need to try Inarizushi. The delightful flavors of this sushi variation are truly worth ex...
        2022年3月1日2025年10月14日
      • Hishi mochi 菱餅
        Tokyo

        Hishi mochi (菱餅)

        Introduction to Hishi MochiIn Japan, they have this custom or festival in which they celebrated it for the growth of girls. They call it "Hinamatsuri" and they always held it on March 3rd. One of the indispensable items on this day is th...
        2022年2月23日2025年5月21日
      • Hinaarare (ひなあられ)
        Kyoto

        Hina-arare (ひなあられ)

        Introduction to Hinaarare The Hinamatsuri in Japan is celebrated with chirashizushi, clam soup, rice cakes, and Hina-arare. Hinamatsuri has been popular as a celebration for the growth of girls since the Edo period. Locals held this fest...
        2022年2月22日2025年1月24日
      • kushikatsu 串カツ
        Oosaka

        Kushi Katsu (串カツ)

        Kushi Katsu is a local dish from Osaka. Not only is it famous in Western Japan, but it's also a popular dish in Tokyo. While it is a common food in the country, there are different types of katsu. So, why do the Japanese love frying meat...
        2022年2月20日2025年1月19日
      • chirashi zushi ちらしずし
        Tokyo

        Chirashizushi (ちらしずし)

        Introduction to Chirashizushi Did you know that Japan has many types of sushi including Edomae sushi, Bekko sushi, Sasa sushi, Hatahata sushi, and Saba sushi? And today, we will add another type of sushi to the list. It is the Chirashizu...
        2022年2月15日2025年12月11日
      • Senmaizuke
        Kyoto

        Senmaizuke (千枚漬け)

        Introduction to Senmaizuke Did you know that pickles are famous in Kyoto? They use fresh vegetables from the area, and the flavour is subtle. If you go around Kyoto's market streets, you'll notice a lot of businesses selling only pickles...
        2022年2月8日2024年1月26日
      • monjyayaki
        Tokyo

        Monjayaki (もんじゃ焼き)

        Monjayaki, can also be known as just monja, is like okonomiyaki, but uses different liquid ingredients. They are a savory Japanese styled pancake. It is a fun dish where you start with a bowl variety of chopped up ingredients, then fry them on an iron plate. It is a unique experience dish from the way it is cooked to the way it is eaten.
        2022年1月13日2026年1月19日
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      • Toyohashi curry udon
        Toyohashi curry udon (豊橋カレーうどん)
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        Yakisoba bread (焼きそばパン)
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