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Oma no Maguro Don (Oma Tuna on Rice)
Locally taste the fish known as the “Black Diamond”! A luxurious dish using natural tuna harvested in Oma
Hakata Torimon
A mellow flavor bringing together Japan and the West. Hakata’s most popular confectionary souvenir
Sweets
Hokkaido which has a plethora of dairy farms is a sweets heaven! Smack your lips at some of the finest sweets in Sapporo
Naruto Tai (Sea Bream)
Taste superb and firm-fleshed sea bream as they swim through the rough whirlpool tides
Orion Beer
The light and refreshing beer that goes well with the blue sky and ocean of Okinawa
Soup Curry
Smooth yet spicy curry soup with plenty of large chunks of ingredients
Matsubagani (Snow Crab)
Grilled, boiled, even as sashimi! Matsubagani is the ultimate in the taste of winter in Tottori Prefecture
Utsunomiya Gyoza
Try out the many kinds of piping hot gyoza (dumplings) in Utsunomiya, the home of gyoza!
Ishikari Nabe (Ishikari Hot Pot)
Local specialities such as salmon and vegetables are put together in a pot. A regional Hokkaido dish
Sake Cake
Sake cake with a mellow and delicate flavor with the fragrance of local sake proudly made by a brewery
Mishima Korokke (Croquettes)
High-quality Mishima Bareisho potatoes are made into croquettes! You can easily sample this Mishima brand
Ageyuba Manju
A sensation on TV and in magazines! Wonderful for its freshly deep-fried crispiness on the outside and its sweet bean paste on the inside
Uirou
This sweet rice confection is notable for its jelly-like appearance of the starch made from eagle fern and its soft texture. It is a renowned sweet that brings to mind “Nishi no Kyo” or “the Western capital”
Kagoshima Unagi (Eel)
Boasting the nation’s largest output of eel! Tender eel of the highest quality raised in the great outdoors of Kagoshima
Umegaeda Mochi
You will want to fill your mouth when they are just baked! This is a must-buy sweet delicacy when you visit Daizaifu Tenman-gu Shrine
Awamori
Japan’s oldest distilled liquor. The Okinawan high-grade sake with a heady aroma that has had a 600-year-history
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