Regional cuisine of Chugoku/Shikoku region
Iwakuni sushi
Pressed sushi made in Iwakuni, Yamaguchi Prefecture is also called “Tonosama Sushi” because it was always brought to Iwakuni Castle. The recipe is unique, a...
Fuku (Tessa)
In Yamaguchi Prefecture, fugu is called 'fugu' with auspicious luck. Long ago, because it often hits the poison of puffer fish, sashimi was called 'tessa' an...
Shijimi Tsukudani
Because Lake Shinji is a brackish lake, it is suitable for growing shijimi. It is Japan's largest freshwater catch, and Lake Shinjiko Shijimi has become a fa...
Onomichi ramen
Onomichi ramen has a pork back fat that adds rich flavor to the soy sauce base. Chicken bone soup with seafood (such as iriko) is characteristic. The noodles...
Olive Hamachi
Olive yellowtail is cultured by feeding mixed with olive leaf powder, which is a prefectural tree of Kagawa Prefecture, and is properly managed under certain...
Tarai Udon
Tara-udon noodles are characterized by the strength of hand-made rice noodles, which are literally transferred to a tub and eaten on a soup stock. There are ...
oyster bank pot
The earthenware pot makes you want to eat without sex on a cold day. Oyster bowl is a local dish that originated in Hiroshima where you can eat raw oysters a...
Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki
Okonomiyaki in Hiroshima is the mainstream of Okonomiyaki, where vegetables such as dough and cabbage, meat, and eggs are layered. Noodles such as Chinese no...
Tottori Matsuba Crab
Of the snow crab, the grown male is called “Matsubagani”, and it is a winter taste representative of Tottori where you can enjoy the full body and elegant um...
Maitake Gohan
Maitake rice is a rice cooked with vegetables such as Maitake and carrots, a specialty of Iinan Town. Aromatic and crunchy Maitake mushroom is rich in nutri...
Hiroshima Tsukemen
Shingu, who was inspired by China in Showa 29, opened a Chinese restaurant “Shinkaen” in Hiroshima. At that time, the “Reimen” served in this shop was popula...
Tofuchikuwa
Generally speaking of chikuwa, fish is normal, but “Tofuchikuwa” is a unique processed food found in the central and eastern areas of Tottori Prefecture. It ...