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Kagoshima Kurobuta Pork
Top class Kurobuta known as a “work of art in pork” created in Kagoshima, one of the most advanced areas in raising pigs
Kanazawa Sake
Refined sake from the breathtaking area of the magnificent samurai culture which has been referred to as “Kaga Hyakumangoku”
Inarizushi of Kasama
The famous food from Kasama Inari Shrine, inarizushi. The unusual sushi with soba is popular
Kaburazushi
A traditional fermented dish that has existed since the Edo Era. The mellow aroma of the rice-malt contributes to this taste of winter
Sawara (Japanese Spanish Mackerel)
Greatly beloved by the people of Okayama Prefecture, sawara is said to be the treasure of the Seto Inland Sea, an area rich in the fruits of the sea.
Cheese Manju
It may look Japanese but when you bite into it, you’ll discover plenty of cheese! This is a manju that has the taste of a Western-style sweet
Awa Odori Poultry
One of Japan’s prominent brands of top-class chicken raised calmly in the natural environment of Tokushima Prefecture
Tsu Gyoza
Regional comfort food from the city of Tsu! Delicious deep-fried dumplings with a crispy shell
Nanjakora Daifuku
Coarse red bean paste, a strawberry, a chestnut and cream cheese are all crammed into rice cake!
Ryukyu
With the local flavor of homemade cooking by fishermen, this is a superb dish involving fresh fish marinated in a special sauce
Naruchuru Udon
Naruchuru udon from the city of Naruto whose soft and mellow taste goes down in a slurp (churu)
Ume (Plums)
Japan’s premier plums with their large size and tenderness! The finest product that is the pride of Wakayama Prefecture
Miso Kanpura
The old-fashioned taste of home. This is a smoky potato dish with a sweet and salty taste
Iwakuni Zushi
A traditional taste 300 years in the making. Hearty sushi concentrating the flavor of the region
Arida Oranges
Taking in plenty of sunlight, Arida oranges are attractive for their refreshing tartness!
Heiji Senbei (Heiji Sweet Crackers)
A famous confection from the city of Tsu known for its subtle taste and its conical shape of a hat belonging to Heiji, a dedicated son of the Oyakoko (filial piety) Legend
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