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wir stellen Produkte aus der Präfektur Gunma aus. Sie können verschiedene Sojasaucen, Miso und Sake probieren. Es handelt sich um Produkte die m...
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Beans for the Setsubun festival
February is still cold in Japan, but it changes to spring on the calendar. Risshun (立春) is the first day of spring...
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Fresh Matsuba crab
Matsuba crabs come from Japan’s San-in region and are one of Tottori's most popular winter delicacies. Learn the different ways...
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New Year's udon
Kagawa Prefecture is known for its udon, and at New Year it is pure white to wish for a happy one.
Ozoni is another Kagawa New Yea...
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Ozoni with round mochi
Japanese people eat New Year's dishes such as ‘Osechi’ during the holiday. Ozoni is one part of Osechi cuisine.
There are ...
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Sendai Zuke-don
Sendai Zuke-don is a unique seafood rice bowl from Miyagi Prefecture. The area is famous for its seafood, especially flounder, sea...
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Medicinal cuisine
Do you know the history of Toyama prefecture's medicine sales?
It began in the middle of the Edo period with
Masatoshi Maeda. ...
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Mapo yakisoba
When you think of Sendai's specialties, what do you think of? It is possible some of you might say gyutan (beef tongue). However, th...
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Tochigi strawberries
Tochigi Prefecture is a "strawberry kingdom" that has kept its position as the largest producer of strawberries in Japan sinc...
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Spooky treats
Halloween has become more popular in Japan in recent years. With its rise in popularity came the rise in Halloween-themed treats.
H...
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Udon with tempura
There are many types of udon all over Japan, but one of the most famous is Sanuki udon. It’s so popular that the area is called ...
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Boiled veggies
‘Washoku’ refers to traditional Japanese meals consisting of rice, miso soup, side dishes, and pickles. However, in the context of...
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