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      • Shiro ika (白いか)
        Japan

        Shiro ika (白いか)

        Shiro Ika, or "white squid," is a prized seafood delicacy in Japan, known for its delicate sweetness and tender texture. Especially popular in regions like Tottori, this squid is enjoyed fresh as sashimi or expertly dried to enhance its ...
        2025年3月26日
      • grilled squid
        Aomori

        Grilled Squid (いかの鉄砲焼き)

        Get ready to talk about grilled squid, a squid stuffed with homemade ginger sweet miso. This dish is loved by everyone, young and old. We'll explore all about it - health info, history, how they make it and why it tastes so good! What is...
        2023年12月10日2025年2月14日
      • Ikasomen (イカそうめん)
        Hokkaido

        Ikasomen (イカそうめん)

        Ikasomen is a refreshing and light dish, making it a popular choice for a summer meal in Japan. Combining the cold somen noodles and the tender squid is a delightful and cooling option during hot weather. Now, let’s get to know more abou...
        2023年11月12日2025年11月9日
      • yobuko squid
        Saga

        Yobuko Ika (呼子イカ)

        Facing the Genkai Sea with rough waves, Yobuko is a port town blessed with seafood. The freshly fried squid that has just been fried from the cage and cooked quickly is Yobuko's specialty. The sight of the fresh and transparent squid mea...
        2021年1月24日2026年2月1日
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