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Ichigo Daifuku: Spring Has Arrived! ‘Good Fortune’ Rice Cake with Fresh Strawberry

Ichigo Daifuku: Spring Has Arrived! ‘Good Fortune’ Rice Cake with Fresh Strawberry
Ichigo Daifuku: Spring Has Arrived! 'Good Fortune' Rice Cake with Fresh Strawberry (苺大福) Ichigo Daifuku (苺大福) is a modern wagashi (Japanese confection) that combines the traditional daifuku (大福), literally 'great fortune', with a fresh strawberry! Ichigo Daifuku signifies the coming of spring as strawberries come into season at the end of winter. read more

Sake: Learning to Make Sake at Kitagawa Honke Sake Brewery in Fushimi – Part 2

Sake: Learning to Make Sake at Kitagawa Honke Sake Brewery in Fushimi – Part 2
Sake: Learning to Make Sake at Kitagawa Honke Sake Brewery in Fushimi - Part 2 This morning I awoke at 5am, opened the window and looked out at Kitayama, the North Mountains of Kyoto to see everything covered in heavy, wet snow. At 7am, amid heavy snowflakes, I was met by Yukihiro ... read more

Sake: Learning to Make Sake at Kitagawa Honke Sake Brewery in Fushimi, Kyoto – Part 1

Sake: Learning to Make Sake at Kitagawa Honke Sake Brewery in Fushimi, Kyoto – Part 1
Sake: Learning to Make Sake at Kitagawa Honke Sake Brewery in Fushimi, Kyoto - Part 1 This morning I awoke at 5:00, opened the window and looked out at Kitayama, the North Mountains of Kyoto to see everything covered in heavy snow. At 7am, amid heavy snowflakes, I was met by Yukihiro ... read more

Toriyasu: Kyoto-style Chicken Donburi Shop

Toriyasu: Kyoto-style Chicken Donburi Shop
Toriyasu: Kyoto-style Chicken Donburi Shop (とり安 丼・鳥料理) Toriyasu serves several donburi (ricebowl) dishes that are unbeatable. This tiny and charming restaurant with about 50 years of history is an offshoot of the 120 year old poulterer just next door. Toriyasu serves three classic donburi dishes and the most famous of which is ... read more

Osechi-ryori: Traditional Japanese New Year Meal

Osechi-ryori: Traditional Japanese New Year Meal
Osechi-ryori: traditional Japanese New Year meal Osechi (お節料理) is a traditional meal for the Japanese New Year (oshogatsu, お正月) that dates back to the Heian Period, more than 1000 years ago. There are various versions of osechi; from traditional to modern and even exotic (Italian, French, Chinese, etc), but all based ... read more
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Kyoto Cuisine

Setsubun Foodie Customs: Kyoto Hisagozushi ‘Onimaki’ Ehomaki Setsubun Foodie Customs: Kyoto Hisagozushi ‘Onimaki’ Ehomaki

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Recipe

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How To

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How to Season a Japanese Donabe Earthenware Pot How to Season a Japanese Donabe Earthenware Pot

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Kyoto Restaurant + Cafe

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Chef

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In the last 30 years, two-thirds of the tofu producers in Japan have gone out of business....

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Ingredients and Condiments

Japanese Condiment: Furikake Japanese Condiment: Furikake

Furikake is a condiment for sprinkling on rice in Japan. Conventional furikake is of medio...

What is Ryorishu? Japanese Cooking Sake What is Ryorishu? Japanese Cooking Sake

Itadakimono: Recently I visited my favorite sake brewery, Uehara Sake Brewery in rural Shi...

Cooking Utensils

Kana-ami: Traditional Japanese Handmade Metal Cooking Utensils and Kitchenware Kana-ami: Traditional Japanese Handmade Metal Cooking Utensils and Kitchenware

Kana-ami: Traditional Japanese Handmade Metal Cooking Utensils and Kitchenware (京の金網細工 辻和金...

Product

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Wagashi: Miso Flavored Chigiri Mochi in Wasanbon Sugar Wagashi: Miso Flavored Chigiri Mochi in Wasanbon Sugar

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