Stone-grilled dishes
Taste Oga specialties with eyes, ears, and tongue
Taste Oga specialties with eyes, ears, and tongue
It is a well-known local gourmet of Yokota, and is counted as one of the three major ...
In the southern part of Akita prefecture, taro is called “imonoko.” Among them, “Yama...
Nagoya's specialty red kokanabe is a pot that is eaten with plenty of ingredients sim...
Suo-Oshima accounts for 80% of the mandarin orange production in Yamaguchi prefecture...
In the Kohoku and Kosai regions, sukiyaki is called “Junjun”. Isaza, also known as La...