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Oita
Oita blowfish

Oita blowfish

The Bungo Channel has an abundance of favorite fugu foods such as abalone and turban, and the rapid current of the Kuroshio Current makes it a mess. It is a deliciousness unique...

Oita
Yukinko sushi

Yukinko sushi

The crispy daikon radish and the soft texture of thick shiitake mushrooms, a specialty of Oita, are unique, the sweetness of shiitake mushrooms and the sourness of daikon, and t...

Oita
Hocho

Hocho

Boil noodles that are 2 meters long, made by hand-rolling flour, add soy sauce, mirin, etc. to a mixture of dried sardines, kelp, and shiitake mushrooms, and soak them in a soup...

Oita
Ryukyu

Ryukyu

“Ryukyu” faces the Seto Inland Sea and is blessed with abundant seafood in Oita prefecture, where fresh fish fillets such as horse mackerel, yellowtail, and amberjack are soaked...

Oita
Saeki sushi

Saeki sushi

The Bungo Channel, which is a complex rias coast, nurtures such a unique topography, is one of the leading fishing grounds in Japan, where the warm current Kuroshio Current coll...

Oita
Yaseuma

Yaseuma

It is a local dish of Oita where kneaded flour is spread flat and boiled, sprinkled with kinako and sugar. It is the same noodle as dango soup. There is a trick to how to stretc...

Oita
Hita yakisoba

Hita yakisoba

Hita yakisoba is a local gourmet from Hita, Oita prefecture, where freshly boiled raw noodles are baked to the verge of burning, and seasoned with sauce along with crispy bean s...

Kumamoto
Hinagu Chikuwa

Hinagu Chikuwa

It is said that Hinagu chikuwa began in Meiji 16 when bamboo was rolled up and rotated while baking it. The characteristic of Hinagu chikuwa is that it conveys the same taste as...

Oita
Usa karaage

Usa karaage

Karaage from Oita prefecture, where chicken consumption per person is said to be one of the highest in Japan, especially from Usa City and Nakatsu City, is soaked in a sauce bas...

Oita
Misaki kakiage bowl

Misaki kakiage bowl

“Misaki Kakiage Don” is a bowl topped with 100% kakiage of fresh small shrimp (jaco shrimp) caught in the Buzen Sea, and shops that offer it as a permanent menu will be certifie...

Kumamoto
Korean candy

Korean candy

“Korean candy” is the oldest venerable traditional confectionery in Kumamoto, and it was initially called “Chosei candy” or “Higo candy”, but it was brought by Kiyomasa Kato dur...

Kumamoto
Aso pickled mustard

Aso pickled mustard

“Aso mustard” is a traditional vegetable grown in the cold climate of Aso and the land of volcanic ash, and is characterized by its thin stems, chewy texture, and unique spicy i...