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The city of Koriyama in Fukushima, Japan, is home to a beloved local treat that, at first glance, seems remarkably simple. This sweet staple, known as the Cream Box, is more than just a piece of bread with cream. It is a source of local ...

Canned oden (おでん缶) is one of those unique Japanese foods that people often find surprising. It is warm, comforting oden packed inside a can, ready to eat anywhere. In this article, we’ll go over what canned oden is, how it started, a...

Introduction: The UCLA Hustle and the Search for Perfect Fuel Let's be real: life at UCLA is a constant juggle. You're sprinting from a lecture in Bunche Hall to a lab in the biomedical building, cramming for a midterm at Powell Library,...

Introduction: The Evolution of the Campus Dining Hall The American college cafeteria is in the middle of a serious glow-up. Gone are the days when the only options were sad salad bars, questionable "mystery meat," and vats of overcooked ...

Introduction: The New Wave of Japanese Food on Campus Not that long ago, Japanese food on campus meant two things: California rolls and teriyaki chicken. That was pretty much it. That's completely different now. Students today treat food...

An interesting and delicious food to try is Daikon mochi, a Japanese dish you might not have heard of before. This article will explain what it is, where it comes from, and where you can find a place to eat it in Japan. It's a simple foo...

Japan is world-famous for sushi, sashimi, ramen, and wagyu beef. For many years, however, visitors who followed a plant-based diet often found it difficult to enjoy Japanese cuisine without compromise. Fish stock (dashi), eggs, and hidde...

The strawberry is a true standout among Japanese fruits. The Amaou strawberry is one of the many varieties that shines because of its impressive qualities. This high-end brand from Fukuoka Prefecture is famous all over Japan. People love...

When you think of Japanese sweets, you might imagine red bean paste or cherry blossom-flavored treats. But in the Fukushima region, there's a unique local dish with a special flavor and a heartfelt name: Jyunenn botamochi. This article w...

If you want a real taste of Kyoto's long food history, you must try Kujo Negi. This isn't just a regular green onion; it's a celebrated vegetable known for its unique sweetness and texture that almost melts when cooked. This article...