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Japanese cuisine is well known for its unique ingredients that are delicious and good for health. One ingredient that plays an essential role in the traditional food culture of Japan is fu, also known as Japanese wheat gluten.
The Southeast Botanical Gardens in Okinawa are one of the island’s most beautiful and relaxing destinations. In Okinawa City, they offer a lush escape filled with tropical plants, ponds, animals, and seasonal displays.
Looking to bring a fuller, richer flavor to your dishes? Umami is the answer! But what is umami flavor, exactly?
When looking at an Okinawa map, you can clearly see it’s Japan’s southernmost prefecture. Today, we’ll learn why these cities in Okinawa, so far away from the rest of Japan, are worth the trip!
Otoro sushi is one of Japanese cuisine’s most luxurious and talked-about items. This cut of tuna is considered one of the top choices for sushi lovers.
One of the most well-loved souvenirs people often think of from Japan is sake, a traditional alcoholic beverage. However, there is another type of alcohol that has become so popular in Japan that it now sells more than sake. That drink is shochu. To learn more about this special beverage, keep reading!
Okinawa Island, located in the southwest of Japan, has crystal-clear beaches and unique local specialties. Let’s look at some inspiring museums that can help you explore and enjoy all these amazing things, starting with the Eisa Museum!
In Okinawa, the fruit shikuwasa is widely used in various kinds of food and drink. Let’s explore this remarkable Okinawan fruit in more detail!
People often crave cool foods and drinks to beat the heat in summer. Vegetables are always one of the top ingredients and essential in summer cuisine. This season offers a wide variety of delicious and healthy vegetables. Let’s explore some of the most popular Japanese vegetables in summer dishes!
The Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture might be the only place in Japan where going wild and being violent is welcomed. That’s because it’s home to the unique and thrilling Abare Festival.
Mount Fuji in Japan is one of the most notable cultural symbols in the world. Rising gracefully to 3,776 meters (12,388 feet), it has inspired poets, pilgrims, and painters for centuries. Artists see Fuji not only as a mountain, but as a sacred form, unchanging yet always different depending on the light, season, or mood.
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