Story of japanese local cuisine

The history, culture, and lifestyles of the area are mixed and condensed in one plate of a local dish that has been passed for generations in mountain and fishing villages throughout Japan.
						We will introduce various unknown local dishes, also known as the soul food of the Japanese people.

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寿司

  • 花椿

    Chiba

    花椿

  • Bouze no Sugata-zush

    Tokushima

    Bouze no Sugata-zush

  • 葉わさびずし

    Okayama

    葉わさびずし

  • 鯖鮨

    Nagano

    鯖鮨

  • Mehari-zushi

    Wakayama

    Mehari-zushi

  • かきまぶり

    Wakayama

    かきまぶり

  • 押し抜きずし

    Kagawa

    押し抜きずし

  • Bara-zushi

    Okayama

    Bara-zushi

  • 江戸前寿司

    Tokyo

    江戸前寿司

  • Hako-zushi/ Oosaka-zushi

    Osaka

    Hako-zushi/ Oosaka-zushi

  • もぶり飯(松山鮓)

    Ehime

    もぶり飯(松山鮓)

  • 岩国寿司

    Hiroshima

    岩国寿司

  • あゆの姿ずし

    Kumamoto

    あゆの姿ずし

  • 茶碗蒸し・蒸し寿司

    Nagasaki

    茶碗蒸し・蒸し寿司

  • 恵方巻き

    Osaka

    恵方巻き

  • 島寿司

    Tokyo

    島寿司

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