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Kanagawa
Yokohama Chinatown Nikuman
Kanagawa Local cuisine

Yokohama Chinatown Nikuman

These are different from the nikuman sold at convenience stores. Yokohama Chinatown has many shops selling them, each with its own distinctive flavor. The ar...

Kanagawa
Gyunabe
Kanagawa Nabe dish

Gyunabe

Gyunabe, which originated in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, is a local dish that symbolizes the opening of Japan to Western influences during the late Edo an...

Kanagawa
Shumai Bento
Kanagawa Bento & Onigiri

Shumai Bento

The story goes that this bento was devised when Yokohama had few local specialties, taking inspiration from the shumai sold in Yokohama Chinatown. It is now ...

Kanagawa
Odawara Kamaboko
Kanagawa Local cuisine

Odawara Kamaboko

Odawara Kamaboko is a specialty of Odawara City in Kanagawa Prefecture and a traditional fish-paste product with a history of more than 220 years. Its origin...

Kanagawa
Iekei Ramen
Kanagawa Ramen

Iekei Ramen

Iekei Ramen traces its history to 1974, when Yoshimuraya opened in Isogo Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture. Its soup is typically made with pork bones and ...

Kanagawa
Sanma-men
Kanagawa Ramen

Sanma-men

Sanma-men is a regional ramen dish that originated in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture. It consists of thin noodles in a soy sauce- or salt-based broth, topped ...

Kanagawa
Tai Meshi
Kanagawa Don dish

Tai Meshi

Tai meshi is found throughout Japan, but in Kanagawa it is mainly eaten in Odawara and Hakone. You can also enjoy it as an ekiben at Yokohama and Odawara sta...

Kanagawa
Kamakura Shirasu Don
Kanagawa Don dish

Kamakura Shirasu Don

Shirasu don is served at restaurants in the Kamakura, Fujisawa, and Chigasaki areas of Kanagawa Prefecture. It can be topped with raw shirasu or shirasu that...

Tokyo
Hanetsuki Gyoza

Hanetsuki Gyoza

Hanetsuki gyoza originated in Kamata, Ota City, and are said to have been sold there since the 1980s. Their crispy, crunchy edges and juicy filling make them...

Tokyo
Shima-zushi
Tokyo Sushi

Shima-zushi

Shima-zushi uses fish caught around the island, such as mahi-mahi, Japanese butterfish, alfonsino, striped jack, amberjack, and bonito. The fish is marinated...

Tokyo
Tokyo Agepan

Tokyo Agepan

Did you know that agepan originated in Tokyo’s Ota City? It was reportedly created to improve the nutrition of children who were not getting enough calories....

Tokyo
Sakura Nabe
Tokyo Nabe dish

Sakura Nabe

A traditional dish from Tokyo’s old downtown, Sakura Nabe dates back to the Meiji period. Horse meat is known as sakura-niku, or “cherry blossom meat”; the n...

Tokyo
Dozeu Nabe
Tokyo Nabe dish

Dozeu Nabe

An Edo regional dish with a history of more than 200 years. There are several versions: Yanagawa nabe, made with opened loach simmered in warishita sauce wit...

Tokyo
Negima Nabe
Tokyo Nabe dish

Negima Nabe

An Edo-style local dish made by simmering leeks and tuna in a sukiyaki-style broth of soy sauce, sake, mirin, and dashi. A popular everyday dish since the Ed...

Tokyo
Edomae Sushi
Tokyo Sushi

Edomae Sushi

Edomae sushi refers to nigiri and nori rolls made with fresh seafood caught in Tokyo Bay. Sushi chefs prepare it. Edomae sushi restaurants also have their ow...

Tokyo
Fukagawa-meshi
Tokyo Don dish

Fukagawa-meshi

Originally a meal prepared by fishermen near Fukagawa, Fukagawa-meshi was once a humble everyday dish. In the Edo period, it was made with surf clams; from t...