The deliciousness of simple nanbu senbei comes from the high-quality ingredients and the care with which they are baked. The most common senbei contain either sesame seeds or peanuts.
Amanatto are a snack made of sweet beans; more specifically, they coat Japanese beans and other ingredients with sugar!
Iburi gakko is one of the most renowned and unique pickled vegetables! It’s a pickled daikon (Japanese white radish) unique to Akita Prefecture.
Katsuobushi (dried bonito flakes) is slowly becoming a hit outside Japan. This unique Japanese ingredient adds flavor to multiple Japanese dishes, including a zesty rice topping.
Japan’s flora includes many species, with about 4,500 native Japanese plants. They come in many different shapes, sizes, and colors. These plants include wisteria, yomogi, and iris.
There is a wide range of rare foods, like sea grapes, that you may not know about. Some of these foods are less well-known in foreign countries but are common in Japan.
Ancient Japan astronomy provides a deep dive into the country’s rich history. Revealing how the stars, seasons, and stories have shaped its cultural heritage.
This prefecture is home to a broad selection of culinary delights and has become a must-visit destination for food lovers.
2019 Golden Week was extra special as Japan celebrated the Imperial succession and the start of a new era.
Everyone in Japan loves donburi (rice bowl dish). Donburi rice bowls are the quintessential Japanese comfort meal. In a donburi, cooked rice is topped with
Rum raisin vanilla cookies are a long-loved Japanese dessert. Keep reading to learn everything about this delightful treat and how to make it at home!
As you explore one excellent destination after another, you’ll work up an appetite. Fortunately, Tokushima Prefecture is also famous for its ingredients that come from natural surroundings.
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