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Japanese Food
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These traditional Japanese desserts (Wagashi) are served in top Tokyo (and Kyoto) restaurants. The Emperor himself eats these sweets.
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Yakitori is bit-sized food on skewers that's grilled over charcoal. Here's a list of the 18 most common types of Yakitori.
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Many Japanese festivals attract millions of visitors — somebody has to feed all those people.
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In Japan's consumer society products must be trendy to make the store shelves. Japanese snacks are no exception.
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Have a question about Japanese food? Ask Emiko.
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The Canadian commercial for Sapporo beer everyone is talking about.
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The mysterious long lines of Japanese ramen shops.
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The tasty and artistic world of Japanese lunch boxes.
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There are 1000s of varieties of Japanese food.
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Not all Japanese food is traditional. Japan has plenty of great junk food too.
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Where to buy food in Japan.
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Japan is both the thinnest country (of G20 nations) with the longest life expectancy of any country. There has got to be something healthy about Japanese food.
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The real deal — how to eat sushi like a true Samurai.
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Interesting things that are rude in the West — but fine in Japan.
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Every evening millions of people in Japan visit their neighborhood izakaya.
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Kappabashi is what the World would be like if all food was plastic.
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The A-Z guide to Japanese food.
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Japan's love affair with stinky fermented beans.
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Pocky are a Japanese snack food. They are one of the greatest candy innovations of all time: thin pretzel sticks covered in chocolate.
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The fascinating restaurants of Japan: all 260,000 of them.
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How slabs of raw fish became an art form.
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Japanese family members young and old enjoy a sip of a spiced Japanese medicinal sake called Toso (屠蘇) every New Years Day.
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How Japan's best hotel introduced vikings to Japan.
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This song went viral in Japan in 1999. It's called だんご3兄弟 (The Rice Dumpling Family).
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Tonkatsu sauce or Japanese Worcestershire sauce is a popular condiment in Japan commonly found on restaurant tables. It is so widely used in Japan that Japanese simply call it sosu (sauce).
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There's good news and bad news for vegetarians traveling to Japan.
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