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Tag Archives: Tsukiji Fish Market
15 Most Popular Foods You Should Try In Japan (part 1)
You may have already known that Japan has a unique and wonderful cuisine, however, almost whenever thinking about Japanese food, what comes automatically to our minds is rice and fish. This post will give you a different view of … Continue reading
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An overview of Japanese food (part 2)
Fish Fish is said to be an integral part of the diet of Japanese. Whether it’s eaten live (odorigui), raw (nama or sashimi), deep fried (tempura), or grilled (yaki), Japanese people seem to have tried and tested all possible methods … Continue reading
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