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Okinawa
juicy

juicy

Juicy is Okinawan style cooked rice cooked with pork belly and vegetables such as hijiki and carrots, cooked in boiled pork broth or kelp broth. Depending on the ingredients and...

Kanagawa
Pickled pork in miso

Pickled pork in miso

It is a specialty product of Kanagawa Atsugi. The beginning was pickled boar meat from the mountain in miso, and there was no habit of eating four legs at that time, so I did no...

Kanagawa
San mamen

San mamen

San mamen originated in southern Kanagawa Prefecture, and the name is “raw = san mah” in China, meaning “raw = fresh”, “horse = topping” (there seems to be various theories). Th...

Okinawa
Okinawan Mozuku Vinegar

Okinawan Mozuku Vinegar

When chewing, it has a texture like a wakame, but it is characterized by strong stickiness as the surface is lukewy. More than 95% of mozuku consumed in Japan are produced in O...

Okinawa
Okinawa zenzai

Okinawa zenzai

Kintoki beans and broth boiled in brown sugar are chilled and served in a bowl, and are topped with several pieces of white balls and fluffy oyster ice. In Okinawa, it is said t...

Okinawa
Rafte

Rafte

“Raftee” is a local dish of Okinawa Prefecture. “Raftee” is made by stewed carefully with brown sugar, soy sauce, and awamori made with leathered three meats or hisagar. It is a...

Okinawa
Okinawan traditional cuisine suchikar

Okinawan traditional cuisine suchikar

Suchikar is a traditional Okinawan dish, and is a preserved food made with pork salted. “Sue” stands for saltwater and salt, and “chikaa” means pickling, and it is a dish that ...

Kanagawa
Yokosuka Navy Curry

Yokosuka Navy Curry

In the Meiji period, the menu devised to combat beriberi of naval soldiers is derived from naval curry. I was able to eat meat and vegetables in a balanced manner, and it also b...

Okinawa
Mimiger

Mimiger

Mimiger is a word that refers to “pig's ear” in the Okinawan dialect. After burning and processing the hair of the epidermis, boiled or steamed, shredded, ponzu, vinegar miso, s...

Okinawa
Yaeyama soba

Yaeyama soba

It is a local dish of Yaeyama region, which is the southernmost part of Japan, such as Ishigaki Island and Taketomi Island. Oil treatment is done after boiling, so it has a dist...

Chiba
Omakizushi

Omakizushi

It is a type of sushi that has been handed down to farmers and other families. Its history dates back to around the Kansei era (1789-1801), and there is a theory that it has its...

Chiba
white dumplings

white dumplings

In Noda City, Chiba Prefecture, there is a specialty shop that originated from white gyoza. The founder made white dumplings from Chinese white (pie) in Manchuria. If you imagin...