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A student-written journal about Kochi Prefecture, Japan

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Tag: Local Cuisine

Traditional foods & food sources

Hirame: Japanese flatfish

The Japanese flatfish, or Olive flounder, is a kind of the fish that belongs to the large tooth flounder suborder … More

Local Cuisine, Niyodo

Kochi : Japans’ haven for drinkers

by Rivan It is a wet and humid night in Kochi city and many regulars enter the Okinawan bar where … More

Local Cuisine, nightlife, okinawa, Sake, shouchu, women

Our Sawachi

by Chihiro In the village of Karyogo, in Nahari town–which prospered in Taisho and Showa periods from ocean Tuna fishery–is … More

Festivals, Local Cuisine, Nahari, Sushi, women

Kochi’s Sweeties Grown with Love

by Asami At the lively Sunday market in Kochi, people look for fresh fruits and vegetables for cooking for supper. … More

Agriculture, Local Cuisine, sunday market

1×1 Ice Crin: Preserving Tradition in Kochi’s Famous Sweet Shop

by Machi For Kochi’s summer, ice crin is nessesary. Everyone thinks ice crin is Kochi’s original food,but actually it isn’t. … More

Local Cuisine, summer style

Jizake in Kochi

by Rei It was a heavy rainy day when I visited the sake factory in my home town of Kure. … More

Jizake, Kikusui Shuzou, Kure, Local Cuisine, Nishioka Shuzou, Traditional Craft

Skipjack Tuna

Skipjack tuna is the English name. Japanese name is katuo. And scientific name is Katsuwonus pelamis. And there are seasonal … More

Local Cuisine, Sushi

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