Gyuten
Gyuten (ぎゅうてん, Gyuten) is a beloved local dish from Kiryu City in Gunma Prefecture, a region well-known for its thriving wheat production. Originally...
Yuzu Maki
Yuzu Maki (ゆず巻き) is a traditional dish born from the unique culture of Gunma Prefecture's dry winter climate, shaped by the strong, dry "karakkaze" winds...
Shinko Manju
Shinko Manju (しんこまんじゅう) is a traditional sweet made for the Hatsuuma Festival held in February of the lunar calendar at Ippetsuzuka Inari Shrine in T...
Mukago Rice
Mukago Rice (むかごご飯) is a type of seasoned rice cooked with "mukago," which are tiny bulbils that grow at the base of the leaves of plants like Japanese ...
Gokabo
Gokabo (五家宝) is a simple yet nostalgic sweet, characterized by the toasty aroma of roasted soybean flour (kinako). Alongside Soka Senbei rice crackers and...
Narita's Unagi Cuisine
Narita's Omotesando Street, near the historic Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, is a rare "eel town" with a high concentration of unagi specialty restaurants. M...
Tendon (Tempura Rice Bowl)
Tendon (天丼) is a delightful dish combining crispy tempura with rice, generously topped with a sweet and savory sauce. Different from enjoying tempura on it...
Yanagawa Hot Pot
Yanagawa Hot Pot (柳川鍋, Yanagawa nabe) is a traditional hot pot dish from the Edo period, featuring loach fish as its star ingredient. Similar to "Dozeu...
Kanto Oden
Oden, a beloved Japanese hot pot dish, is referred to differently depending on the region. In the Kansai area, it is often called "Kanto-ni" or "Kanto-daki,"...
Chanko Nabe
Ryogoku, known as the heart of sumo wrestling, is home to the famed Ryogoku Kokugikan arena and is revered as the sacred ground of Chanko Nabe (ちゃんこ鍋). ...
Atsugi Shirokoro Horumon
Atsugi Shirokoro Horumon (厚木シロコロ・ホルモン) is a delicious dish of grilled pork large intestine. Atsugi City, home to Kanagawa Meat Center, known fo...
Sanga Yaki
Sanga Yaki (さんが焼き, Sanga yaki) is a traditional dish from the Boso Peninsula area, where fish like horse mackerel, sardines, and Pacific saury have been...
Seigaku Mochi
Seigaku Mochi (性学もち, Seigaku mochi) is a traditional dish from the Katori and Kaiso regions of Chiba Prefecture. This unique type of mochi dates back to ...
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