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Drive along a main road in Aichi or Gifu around noon, and you will probably see it. A bright sign, a big parking lot, and a line of hungry locals. That is Gifu Tanmen, one of the T...
Taste-testing the northern frontier of local foods in Japan. Just about every corner of Japan has some special food it’s famous for, and if you head up to the country’s northern ti...
A remark from influencer chef Ryuji ignited a firestorm in Nagoya, but there's a lot more than meets the eye to Nagoya's local cuisine.
Trains from Tokyo reach Otsuki in about an hour. Hikers pour off the platform, and the small restaurants beside the station keep their miso pots warm all day. One dish appears on a...
The Tohoku Region, encompassing the prefectures of Aomori, Iwate, Miyagi, Akita, Yamagata, and Fukushima, is known for its abundance of produce as well as its traditional culture a...
Sushi does not always need fish to shine. In fact, akakabu sushi proves that point beautifully. So what is akakabu sushi? It is nigiri topped with pickled red turnip from Hida. Lit...
Taiwan mazesoba is Nagoya’s spicy soup-less ramen, not a Taiwanese dish. This guide explains its origin, toppings, taste, eating style, and how it differs from ramen, abura soba, a...
Hittsumi (ひっつみ) is a traditional dumpling soup from Iwate Prefecture. Cooks tear wheat-flour dough by hand and simmer it with chicken, root vegetables, mushrooms, and soy-based...
Some dishes tell you almost nothing about where they come from. Kozuyu is not one of them. Lift the small red lacquer bowl, taste the broth, and the whole story of Aizu arrives in...
Tsu Gyoza (津ぎょうざ) is a giant deep-fried dumpling from Tsu City, the capital of Mie Prefecture. Each one uses a custom wrapper 15 centimeters across, so a single piece replaces...
Humanity has long had an fondness for breaded meats. As far back as the 12th Century, breaded meat cuts appear in Milanese archives. Recipes bespeak of medieval innovations in co...
Nanbu senbei is a wheat-based cracker from Aomori and Iwate, unlike most rice-based senbei found across Japan. Bakers press the dough in round iron molds, giving it a mild, slightl...
In the Chugoku region, local specialties reward curious eaters. Here’s what should be on the menu for your next trip. Japan is a destination that rewards foodies at every turn. Sus...
If you visit for lunch, experience a traditional katsu donbori bowl, and then try and nab a seat at the counter for an omakase-style kushikatsu offering.
This “Kyushu soul food” also has a fun connection to the creator of a manga/anime series of titanic proportions. For 70 years, the Hita, Oita Prefecture-based restaurant Sofuren ha...
Picture a snowy night in the mountains of central Japan. Outside, the cold bites hard. Inside a small izakaya, a sizzling iron plate arrives at your table. Golden egg and a scatter...
Kanzarashi is one of those quiet local sweets that instantly evokes a place. In this case, that place is Shimabara, a spring-fed town in Nagasaki. On a hot day, a bowl of it feels...
Tono Jingisukan (遠野ジンギスカン) is a regional lamb barbecue from Tono City in Iwate Prefecture. Thin slices of lamb or mutton go onto a domed iron pan unseasoned, then get dippe...
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Koro gaki is a premium dried persimmon from Yamanashi Prefecture, made from large Koshu Hyakume persimmons. Farmers peel the fruit, then hang it to dry for weeks until it turns nat...
Barappa manju is a steamed wheat-flour bun filled with sweet red bean paste, cooked on a single wild leaf. It comes from the Hokuso area of northern Chiba Prefecture, and people th...
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Gurukun is Okinawa’s prefectural fish, and most visitors first meet it as a whole small fish split open and deep-fried until the bones crunch. Locals call the dish gurukun no karaa...
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