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When I recall the summers of my childhood, one of the most vivid memories is my mother in our kitchen, preparing red shiso juice. The earthy, slightly tangy aroma would waft through the house as the … read more

As the air cools and the leaves change color, the Japanese welcome autumn with a deep appreciation for the tradition of "sensing the season" (kisetsukan). One of the seasonal highlights is roast … read more

Enoki, shiitake, shimeji, matsutake - these names might sound exotic to some, but in Japan, they are household words, each representing a unique and cherished type of mushroom. In Japan, mu … read more

Kabocha Nimono, a heartwarming traditional dish, is quick and easy to prepare. It will bring kabocha's sweet, earthy essence to your table — along with the Japanese culinary princple o … read more

It’s a common misconception that Japanese meal portions are tiny. In reality, while the portions aren’t oversized, they are diverse. A standard meal doesn’t focus on a single type of food but of … read more