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Recent items include:

  • Kureha Nashi (呉羽梨)
  • Obanazawa Watermelon (尾花沢スイカ)
  • Pearl White Strawberry (パールホワイト)

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foodinjapan.org /4 days ago

Kureha Nashi (呉羽梨)

Bite into a ripe Kureha pear on a hot August afternoon, and the juice runs down your wrist before you finish the first mouthful. There is no dignified way to eat one. Kureha nashi...

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foodinjapan.org /1 month ago

Obanazawa Watermelon (尾花沢スイカ)

Obanazawa watermelon, or Obanazawa suika (尾花沢スイカ), is a summer fruit from Obanazawa in northern Yamagata Prefecture. Growers there work in a mountain basin where August days...

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foodinjapan.org /6 days ago

Pearl White Strawberry (パールホワイト)

Imagine biting into a strawberry that looks almost like a pearl, pale with a faint pink blush and dotted with tiny red seeds. That is the Pearl White strawberry (パールホワイト), a...

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foodinjapan.org /4 days ago

Yuki Usagi Strawberry (雪うさぎ)

Imagine opening a Japanese fruit gift box and finding strawberries that look almost white instead of red, each one large and dotted with little red seeds. In Japan, people say thos...

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foodinjapan.org /3 days ago

Japanese Strawberry Guide: 5 White Varieties and 2 Red Favorites

Walk into a Tokyo department store food hall in February, and the fruit counter can look more like a jewelry case. Glossy red berries sit in neat rows beside strawberries so pale t...

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livejapan.com /1 week ago

5 Best Fruit-Picking Spots in Kansai: Peaches, Grapes & Fun Day Trips

Japan is famous for sushi, ramen, and wagyu, but don’t overlook the fruit. Juicy peaches, plump grapes, melons, pears, and other seasonal treats can be exceptionally sweet, and one...

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foodinjapan.org /3 weeks ago

Thank You Melon (サンキューメロン)

Japan’s most famous gift melons wear a fine white net. Thank You Melon (サンキューメロン) does not. Instead, this pale, smooth-skinned melon with green flesh grows only in the Hach...

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foodinjapan.org /1 week ago

Hatsukoi no Kaori (初恋の香り)

Most strawberries turn bright red when they ripen. Hatsukoi no Kaori (初恋の香り) does the opposite. This rare Japanese white strawberry stays snowy pale with only a touch of pink....

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foodinjapan.org /1 month ago

Kyoho Grapes (巨峰)

Kyoho grapes are large, dark purple Japanese grapes. Their juicy, sweet flesh and refreshing acidity make them genuinely hard to resist. If you have never tried one, you are missin...

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foodinjapan.org /1 week ago

Milky Berry (ミルキーベリー)

Imagine a strawberry that looks almost like porcelain, pale and creamy, dotted with tiny red seeds. That is the Milky Berry strawberry (ミルキーベリー), a Japanese white strawberry...

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foodinjapan.org /1 month ago

Silk Sweet (シルクスイート)

Silk Sweet is a Japanese sweet potato sold under a trademarked name, and the name is a promise about texture rather than sweetness. Its breeder registered it with Japan’s Ministry...

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aftenposten.no /1 month ago

Hvilken frukt er dette?

1. Hvilken frukt, en varietet av fersken, skiller seg fra fersken ved at skinnet er glatt?

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localnews8.com /1 month ago

Las guerras de la fruta en Asia: el mundo secreto de la invención de plantas y el contrabando de semillas

Por Jessie Yeung, Junko Ogura y Mirai Katagiri, CNN La fruta que cuelga de la rama tiene un aspecto irresistiblemente apetitoso: redonda y carnosa, con una fragante piel de color n...

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taipeitimes.com /1 month ago

Hokuto apples perfect for Mid-Autumn gifting

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foodinjapan.org /1 week ago

Shio Tomato (潮トマト)

Adding seawater to tomato soil sounds as if it should make the fruit salty. Yet in Hiji, a small town on Beppu Bay in Oita Prefecture, growers use carefully controlled seawater cul...

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foodinjapan.org /1 month ago

Beniharuka Sweet Potato (紅はるか)

Beniharuka, officially registered in Japanese as べにはるか and commonly written 紅はるか in shops, is one of Japan’s best-known sweet potato cultivars for moist, strongly sweet ya...

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taipeitimes.com /1 month ago

Pomelo treats

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asia.nikkei.com /1 month ago

A purple yam from the Philippines gives matcha a run for its money in Japan

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foodinjapan.org /1 month ago

Hoya (ほや)

Early summer at a Sendai fish counter can bring a strange sight. Knobbly, orange-red lumps sit in the display, and they look more like fruit than seafood. Those lumps are the Hoya...

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foodinjapan.org /2 weeks ago

Sudachi Buri (すだちぶり)

Picture a Japanese yellowtail raised on feed that contains locally grown citrus peel. It may sound unusual, but in Tokushima the idea has become a recognized regional brand. Sudach...

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ascii.jp /1 month ago

和食さとに「シャインマスカット」! 500円台から楽しめる秋スイーツ

和食さとでは9月10日から期間限定で「シャインマスカットデザート」を販売します。

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foodinjapan.org /3 weeks ago

Beniazuma Sweet Potato (紅あずま)

On a cold evening in Tokyo, the aroma of yaki imo, Japan’s roasted sweet potato, still drifts through shopping streets. Today, many vendors favor moist, intensely sweet cultivars,...

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rockrecipes.com /3 weeks ago

Apricot Fruitcake

Apricot Fruitcake. This light apricot fruitcake recipe takes our very popular Apricot Raisin Cake and turns it into a moist and delicious Christmas fruitcake. The post Apricot Frui...

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rnz.co.nz /1 month ago

New apple variety grown in New Zealand makes world debut in Vietnam

The new variety is designed specifically for sharing, T&G Apples managing director says.

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