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Tokyo
Anago zushi (穴子寿司)
In this article, we'll explore what makes Anago zushi unique and why it's loved by so many. Whether you're a sushi lover or just curious about Japanese cuisine, come along as we discover the deliciousness of Anago zushi and learn more ab... -
Kouchi
Kokera sushi (こけら寿司)
Have you ever heard about Kokera Sushi in Kochi, Japan? It's like a special sushi party happening right there. Japan has tons of sushi, but this sushi is really unique. It's not just regular sushi – it's got a story, ... -
Japan
Ryokucha (緑茶)
In Japan, green tea isn't just a drink, it's a whole experience. Called "ryokucha," it comes in many flavors, from bright and grassy to smooth and frothy. Curious about this unique world? Dive in and discover the different types, brewing... -
Japan
Rice Flour Sweets (米粉スイーツ)
In Japan, a noticeable shift in the appreciation of rice is unfolding, highlighting the rising prominence of rice flour sweets. Derived from finely crushed rice powder, this adaptable ingredient has paved the way for innovative approache... -
Japan
Japanese Food for New Year (お正月の日本料理)
In Japan, New Year's Day is celebrated with special foods that hold deep meaning and traditions. Families enjoy a variety of dishes, each symbolizing wishes for a happy, healthy, and prosperous year ahead. These traditional Japanese New ... -
Japan
Sushi (寿司)
Generally speaking, Japanese food that combines shari (sushi rice) and toppings (mainly seafood) is called sushi. In addition to fresh seafood, it is not uncommon for ingredients such as meat, vegetables, and eggs to be used as toppings.... -
Shiga
Suyaki (すやき)
Do you want to try out something made out of healthy options? You can try suyaki a local gourmet food in Japan consisting of bean sprouts and green onions. That hooked you up? Then, let’s get started with what the article is about. What ... -
Iwate
Walnut tofu (胡桃豆腐)
A lot of dishes and sweets use walnuts, but did you know there are local dishes that use them too? In the Tohoku region, there's a special dish called walnut tofu. It lets you taste the natural flavor of walnuts, and the way you eat it i... -
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... -
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...















