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  • Obanazawa Watermelon (尾花沢スイカ)
  • Thank You Melon (サンキューメロン)
  • Shio Tomato (潮トマト)

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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 /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

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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trouw.nl /3 weeks ago

Een ode aan de watermeloen

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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 /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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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 /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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nytimes.com /1 month ago

A Very Melissa Watermelon Salad

Summer’s juiciest tomatoes and watermelon team up with — what else? — anchovy bread crumbs for this elegant but easy dish.

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soranews24.com /2 weeks ago

Japanese food hack says to soak your grapes in carbonated water, but is the fizz worth the buzz?

We try a Shine Muscat experiment that method claim lets Japan’s most delicious grapes shine in a different way. Shine Muscats don’t really need to be any tastier than they already...

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culy.nl /1 month ago

Deze enorme ‘meloen’ smaakt niet zoet: dit kun je met wintermeloen maken

Wie bij wintermeloen denkt aan een extra zoete vrucht zit er behoorlijk naast. Wintermeloen lijkt namelijk veel meer op pompoen, courgette en komkommer.

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awesome98.com /1 month ago

Don’t Miss the Last Taste of Watermelon Season

Texas watermelon season's almost done, so grab one while they're still here and sweet. The Queen's in town this weekend if you want to chat about it. Continue reading…

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foodinjapan.org /1 month ago

Obanazawa Beef Ramen (尾花沢牛ラーメン)

Obanazawa beef ramen is a local noodle specialty from Obanazawa City in Yamagata Prefecture. It pairs slow-simmered Obanazawa beef, a branded wagyu, with a chili-pickled watermelon...

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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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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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foodinjapan.org /6 days ago

Shichiken Sake: Mountain Water, Tradition, and Japanese Sparkling Sake

One bottle is lightly cloudy and velvety. Another is dry, with aromas the brewery compares to pink grapefruit. A third rests in whisky casks, and the brewery describes maple and va...

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nytimes.com /1 month ago

The Most Handsome Melon in Mexico? Yes, It’s a Real Contest.

In the eastern city of Xalapa, what started as a joke among friends over two decades ago has become a vibrant annual tradition that highlights creativity and absurdity with melons.

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foodinjapan.org /5 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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archaeology.org /1 month ago

Ancient Melon Seeds Studied

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI—According to a statement released by Washington University in St. Louis, analysis of […] The post Ancient Melon Seeds Studied appeared first on Archaeology Maga...

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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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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 /3 weeks ago

Naruto Kintoki (なると金時)

In autumn, shoppers across Kansai are likely to see one Tokushima name repeated on produce signs: Naruto Kintoki. This Naruto Kintoki sweet potato comes from sandy fields in Tokush...

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soranews24.com /3 weeks ago

Pickling Shine Muscats was not on our bingo card, but were we grapeful we tried?【SoraKitchen】

We followed a tip we heard through the grapevine that Japan’s sweet grape variety is even sweeter when pickled in a bed of fermented rice bran. Shine Muscat grapes are in season ri...

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asia.nikkei.com /1 month ago

Tokyo brewer challenges sake's fixation on famous water

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