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      • fruit daifuku
        Japan

        Fruit daifuku (フルーツ大福)

        With its colorful appearance and enticing flavors, Fruit Daifuku has garnered attention across social media platforms and beyond. Loved for its vibrant cross-section showcasing juicy fruits, this confection has captivated many. But how d...
        2023年11月29日2025年7月25日
      • 和食 ( washoku )
        Japan

        Washoku (和食)

        Washoku, a culinary tradition from Japan, is much more than just a way of preparing and enjoying food. It's a fascinating journey into a world where culture, nature, and flavors come together to create a unique and profound dining experi...
        2023年11月8日2026年1月18日
      • Oosaka sushi (大阪寿司)
        Oosaka

        Oosaka sushi (大阪寿司)

        Oosaka sushi has a distinctive flavor profile and presentation compared to other types of sushi in Japan. It is often enjoyed as a regional specialty and can be found in various sushi restaurants in Osaka and the surrounding Kansai regio...
        2023年10月21日2025年1月26日
      • ochazuke
        Japan

        Ochazuke (お茶漬け)

        Ochazuke is a beloved and time-honored Japanese culinary tradition, that exemplifies the art of simplicity and comfort in Japanese cuisine. This humble dish, whose name translates to "soaked in tea". Locals cherished it for its ability t...
        2023年10月14日2025年1月26日
      • Japanese wine
        Japan

        Japanese wine (日本ワイン)

        Japanese wine, available in various types like white and red, offers a unique taste of Japan. Local experts employ a blend of traditional and modern techniques in crafting it. In this article, we'll delve into the world of Japanese wine,...
        2023年10月11日2025年5月21日
      • kuzuyu
        Japan

        Kuzuyu (葛湯) 

        Kuzuyu (葛湯) is a traditional Japanese beverage with a rich history that goes back many centuries. It has a unique taste and is believed to offer health benefits. In this article, we will explore its...
        2023年10月10日2025年5月21日
      • Delicately crafted Japanese mochi on a black plate with chopsticks, showcasing traditional Japanese cuisine.
        Japan

        Hanabira mochi (花弁餅)

        Japanese sweets often symbolize the seasons with nature-inspired designs. On New Year's Day, stores display sweets featuring zodiac signs and good luck symbols. Among them, "Hanabira Mochi" is a treat associated with New Year's. Despite ...
        2023年10月3日2025年5月21日
      • kintsuba
        Toyama

        Kintsuba (きんつば)

        Kintsuba is a popular traditional sweet enjoyed in Japan, and it's commonly found in traditional Japanese sweet shops and at festivals. The combination of the sweet bean paste and the chewy outer layer makes it a delightful treat for tho...
        2023年9月26日2025年5月21日
      • niku tofu
        Kyoto

        Niku Tofu (肉豆腐)

        Have you ever heard of Niku Tofu ( simmered beef and tofu )? This popular Japanese dish combines the delicate flavors of tofu and meat in a savory broth that will leave you wanting more. It’s a comforting and satisfying meal that’s enjoy...
        2023年9月17日2025年1月19日
      • Shibazuke (しば漬)
        Japan

        Shibazuke (しば漬)

        Shibazuke is a popular side dish in Japan, often enjoyed alongside meals or as a flavorful topping for rice and sushi. Its vibrant appearance and unique taste make it a standout addition to traditional Japanese cuisine, where pickled veg...
        2023年9月16日2025年1月26日
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        Monjayaki (もんじゃ焼き)
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        The Intersection of Japanese Culinary Traditions and Global Influences: A Flavorful Journey
      • mochi (rice cake)
        Mochi (餅)
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        Sukiyaki (すき焼き)
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        Kiritanpo (きりたんぽ)
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        Shirasu (しらす)
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        Nerikiri (練り切り)
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        Okinawa soba (沖縄そば)
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      • Protein in Japan
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        2026年1月22日
      • Toyohashi curry udon
        Toyohashi curry udon (豊橋カレーうどん)
        2026年1月21日
      • White sandwich
        White sandwich (ホワイトサンド)
        2026年1月20日
      • Yakisoba bread
        Yakisoba bread (焼きそばパン)
        2026年1月18日
      • Types of Olive Oil and How They’re Used in Japanese Cuisine
        Types of Olive Oil and How They’re Used in Japanese Cuisine
        2026年1月17日
      • The art of Japanese Menu Design
        The Art of Japanese Menu Design: How Presentation Shapes the Dining Experience
        2026年1月16日
      • Chocolate Cornet
        Chocolate Cornet (チョココロネ)
        2026年1月16日
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        Komo tofu (こも豆腐)
        2026年1月15日
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