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5/08/2008

Hiroshima prefecture

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Hiroshima Prefecture

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Hiroshima Prefecture (広島県, Hiroshima-ken) is a prefecture of Japan located in the Chūgoku region on Honshū island. The capital is the city of Hiroshima.

The area around Hiroshima, formerly divided into Bingo and Aki provinces, has been a center of trade and culture since the beginning of Japan's recorded history. Hiroshima is a traditional center of the Chūgoku region and was the seat of the Mori clan until the Battle of Sekigahara.

Hiroshima is home to two UNESCO World Heritage sites:

the Atomic Dome in Hiroshima, one of the few remnants of prewar Hiroshima following the atomic bombing in 1945;
Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima, famed for filling with water and appearing to "float" during high tide.

The sheltered nature of the Inland Sea makes Hiroshima's climate very mild.

Hiroshima's main industries include automobiles (Mazda is headquartered in Hiroshima Prefecture) and shipbuilding (Kure was one of the main naval bases of the Imperial Japanese Navy and remains a major commercial yard).
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WASHOKU - Sweets from Hiroshima


Local dishes from Hiroshima 広島の郷土料理

anago 穴子 / 海鰻 conger eel is a speciality of the warmer waters of Western Japan.

anago meshi あなごめし
Since more than 100 years a station lunchbox at Miyajima.
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anago あなご (穴子)
anago sashimi アナゴ刺身 sashimi from conger eel
with the fish still alive . 穴子の刺身
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Meeraal, “Kind der Höhle”. sea eel

. Yahata-maki 八幡巻き anago roll .

. densuke anago でんすけ穴子 . - Hyogo

. Pike conger eel (hamo) .

. unagi うなぎ / 鰻 と伝説 Legends about the eel .

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awabitake あわび茸 / あわびたけ "awabi mushroom"
abalone mushroom
Pleurotus cystidiosus (abalone)
A white mushroom with a large hat, grown in special dark houses.
It is quite expensive, but now can be grown all year round and the local restaurants use it for specialities.
It tastes chewy like an abalone. Eaten as steak in European style with special sauce.
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bataa keeki バターケーキ  butter cake
a kind of castella cake. From Nagasakidoo shop


bishonabe, bisho nabe 美酒鍋(びしょなべ)hodgepodge with sake only
From Saijo Town 東広島・西条. bisho nabe びしょ鍋
Sake is made in this area. For the hodgepodge, the ingredients are only simmered in the rice wine. The workers in a sake factory were called "bisho" (from the sound of splashing water, bisho bisho ビショビショ. For the Chinese characters, the present version was then choosen for more effect, meaning "Beautiful Ricewine".
When heated, the alcohol part of the sake blows off and only the good flavor remains with the food.
All kinds of seasonal vegetables, Tofu, Konnyaku, pork, chicken and some salt are used. Bits of garlic can be used too. For the rest an egg can be used to make some ojiya rice gruel with the broth.
Especially eaten for the "Sake Festival" in Yokkaichi.
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gansu
がんす
a kind of thin cotelette made from ground fish meat
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魚のすり身の揚げ物
gansu don がんす丼 gansu on a bowl of rice
gansu manjuu がんす饅頭
gansu doonatsu がんす ドーナツ doughnuts with gansu
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hamakonabe, hamako nabe 浜子鍋
hodgepodge for the "beach children"
hamako is the old name for the workers in the salt fields of the islands off Onomachi, Ikuchijima, Setoda 生口島/瀬戸田(いくちじま/せとだ). The island was formerly used by the priates of Murakami suigun 村上水軍 and a nabe in their honor is also served here and on Innoshima (In no shima 因島(いんのしま)).
Made with miso taste and fresh seafood and vegetables of the season.
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. Murakami Suigun Nabe 村上水軍鍋  .




hassaku daifuku はっさく大福
sweet dumplings with a hassaku orange inside
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igisudoofu, igisu tofu いぎす豆腐 tofu with igisu red seaweed
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Iwashi 鰯 (いわし) sardines KIGO List and FOOD
koiwashi 小いわし "small sardines", Japanese anchovy
speciality of the town

iwashi no atama yaki イワシの頭焼き (yakigashi 焼嗅がし)
At the Sumiyoshi shrine 住吉神社 in Hiroshima

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kaki no dotenabe かきの土手鍋 / 牡蠣の土手鍋
oyster hodgepodge
with a salt rim
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kaki shigureni かきしぐれ煮 sweetly simmered oysters
牡蠣の時雨煮
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Kure reimen 呉冷麺 cold noodles from Kure
Slightly flat, cold Chinese soba noodles, a shrimp, two slices of chashu meat, half an egg. Then a special vinegar/red hot pepper sauce is poored over the noodles.
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kurodai miso くろだい味噌 / 黒鯛味噌/ 黒鯛みそ
miso paste with black tai fish
black sea bream, Acanthopagrus schlegeli is a speciality of the area.
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tai-aji chirimen 鯛味ちりめん
small white fish simmerd with tai broth


nejiripan, nejiri pan ねじりパン "twisted bread"
From Mukojima Island 向島 off Onomichi
The baker can make it with a whiff of his hand.
It is of course also made in other parts of Japan, with various flavours, like chocolate or brown sugar.
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chokochippu nejiri pan チョコチップのねじりパン




nikujaga 肉じゃが "meat and potatoes"
The meat is usually beef.
from Kure city
The town of Kure is one of the originagors of this dish, together with Maizuru.
Toogoo Heihachiro of the Marine is said to have introduced this dish to the mariners after eating it in Europe.
In Kure, they do not use water but may queen potatoes, beef, shirataki noodles and onions.
If you add also carrots and green peas, it is no longer nikujaga from Kure city.

The city of Kure is also lately trying to introduce the Marine gourmet, kaigun gurume 海軍グルメ, giving some dishes the names of the ships which were most famous for this dish.
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oikawa おいかわ oikawa-fish
a kind of yamabe ヤマベ(山女魚), family of koi carps.
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okonomiyaki お好み焼き "Japanese pizza", Japanese omelett
Hiroshima style, eaten with spatula.
In Hiroshima, the ingredients are layered rather than mixed together. The layers are typically batter, cabbage, pork, and optional items such as squid, octopus, and cheese. Noodles (yakisoba, udon) are also used as a topping with fried egg and a generous amount of okonomiyaki sauce. The amount of cabbage used is usually 3 to 4 times the amount used in the more common Osaka style. It starts out piled very high and is pushed down as the cabbage cooks. The order of the layers may vary slightly depending on the chef's style and preference, and ingredients will vary depending on the preference of the customer. People from Hiroshima claim that this is the correct way to make okonomiyaki. This style is also called Hiroshima-yaki or Hiroshima-okonomi.
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otafuku おたふく/ オタフク/ 阿多福 / お多福
This face is also called "O-Kame san"
Otafuku are broad horse beans 多福豆.

It is also a brand name for sauces produced in Hiroshima, オタフクソース.
They put the sauce on many things, fried rice and okonomiyaki, even on sushi.
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remon レモン lemons
grown mostly in Hiroshima.
lemonade, drunk hot or cold

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sanzoku musubi 山賊むすび "onigiri for pirates"
They are rather big. Often stuffed with chicken, plums, salmon and kombu kelp.



seirosushi, seiro sushi せいろすし/ せいろ寿司
From Onomichi, made since 1832. Broiled eel placed in laquer boxes and steamed for 4 minutes and let stand for 10 minutes before eating.
From 宮徳 restaurant.
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. Shamoji Bento しゃもじ 弁当 lunch box .
from Miyajima


yonakigai 夜鳴貝 "mussle which cries at night"
It is hit with a hammer to spit the shell, then eaten raw as a great delicacy.

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wani ryoori わに料理 dishes with shark meat
In the mountainous regions of Northern Hiroshima prefecture, north of Miyoshi 三次, the farmers could only eat shark in winter times, because it kept during the transportation on horseback to their area.
The fish comes from the Sea of Japan, mostly mookasame or nezumisame もうか鮫(ねずみ鮫).
It was transported along with the silver along the "Silver Road" (シルバーロードー)from Iwami Ginzan.
Iwami Ginzan Kaidoo 石見銀山街道 -
Silberstrasse von Iwami
. Iwami Ginzan 石見銀山 Old Silver Mines at Iwami .

wani no sashimi わにの刺身, 鮫 shark sashimi
also a speciality of Shimane prefecture.

the meat is also chopped finely and prepared as some kind of soft hamburger or mixed into a vegetable burger. Now in our modern times the villagers are proud to revive this kind of food of their ancestors.
Shark 鮫 (さめ) same Haifisch



yuppe 湯ッペ soup with local vegetables.
The vegetables harvested in autumn, like potatoes and radish, are kept in the earth under snow. Then in winter they are used for a hot soup. YU..PPE, YU means warm.
Speciality of the mountain regions close to Shimane, where a lot of snow is falling in winter.



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7/20/2008

Tare Sauce Dressing

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Tare, sauces and dippings

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There are different kinds of sauces and dippings.
And plenty of dressings for salad.


Shoyu, Soy Sauce shooyu 醤油
Soyasauce, Sojasauce, Soyasoße, Sojasoße


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Soosu, ソース sauces for pouring over

american sauce アメリカンソース

bainiku soosu 梅肉ソース sauce with umeboshi

barbeque sauce バーベキューソース

bulldog sauce ブルドックソース

chease creme sauce チーズクリームソース

chilli sauce チリソース

chuuka soosu 中華ソース Chinese-style sauce

creme sauce クリームソース

curry sauce カレーソース

fruit sauce フルーツソース

garlic sauce ニンニクソース ninniku soosu

Japanese-style sauce 和風ソース wafuu soosu

kimchi sauce キムチソース

lemon sauce レモンソース
Zitronensauce

meatball sauce ミートボールソース

miso sauce 味噌ソース
Misosauce

octopus ink sauce イカスミソース ikasumi soosu

oisuta soosu オイスターソース oyster sauce

okonomiyaki sauce お好み焼きソース
okonomi sauce お好みソース

original sauce 元祖ソース gansoo soosu

oyster sauce オイスターソース
Austernsauce

pasta sauce パスタソース
Spagettisauce

peanuts sauce ピーナッツソース
Erdnußsauce

safran sauce サフランソース

salsa sauce サルサソース

sesami sauce ごまソース goma soosu

soosu itame ソース炒め fried with sauce
soosu pan ソースパン pot to prepare sauce

takoyaki sauce たこ焼ソース

tarako soosu たらこソース sauce with cod roe

tartar sauce タルタルソース

teriyaki sauce テリヤキソース
external: Make Your Own Teriyaki Sauce

tomato sauce トマトソース
Tomatensauce

tonkatsu sauce トンカツソース

white sauce ホワイトソース
Weisse Sauce

worcester sauce ウスターソース

yakisoba sauce やきそばソース

yoghurt sauce ヨーグルトソース

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raayu ラー油 chili pepper oil
Rayu 辣油 or La Yu 辣椒油
often with a bit of sesame flavor
Used for dressings and gyoza dippings.


春の宵いつからそこにあるラー油
haru no yoi itsu kara soko ni aru raayu

spring night -
since when is it here,
this chilli oil

Okada Yuki 岡田由季 (1966 - )
http://weekly-haiku.blogspot.com/2007/08/50.html



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Tare, タレ all kinds of sauces for dipping

amadare, あまだれ 甘タレ sweet dipping sauce

gomadare, ごまだれ(胡麻垂れ) seseme sauce

hidendare, hiden no tare 秘伝タレ, 秘伝のタレ
"secret" sauce of the house

kisetsu no tare 季節のタレ sauce changing with the season

kimuchi no tare キムチのタレ kimchee sauce

misodare みそだれ 味噌タレ miso sauce

mitarashi dango no tare みたらし団子のタレ
sauce for dango rice balls


negidare ネギだれ sauce with leek
small chopped leek, soy sauce, sake, mirin, sesame oil, grated garlic, white sesame seeds and some spicy pepper oil (raayu) if you like.
eaten on many foods in the town of Iida, Nagano prefecure, where it is part of the local food culture. Especially on oden and zooni soup. Also plain on white rice.
ネギだれは飯田の食文化. 長野県飯田市
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shabushabu no tare しゃぶしゃぶのタレ comes with different kinds of sauces for dipping, some are the specialities of a restaurand kept for many generations.
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shoogadare しょうがだれ ginger sauce

tokusei tare 特製タレ special sauce

unagi no tare うなぎのタレ sauce for eel

wafuu tare 和風タレ Japanese-style sacue

wasabidare, wasabijooyu (wasabi shoyu) わさびだれ、山葵醤油 soy sauce with Japanese horseradish

yakiniku no tare 焼肉のタレ dip for fried and grilled meat


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Buckwheat noodles are dipped in a special pot called
sobachoko そばちょこ.
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These pots are quite beautiful items and old ones collected as antiques.
The noodles are not fully immersed, but the real gourmet only dips them about twothirds, as you can see.


雪中筍掘り Digging for bamboo shoots in the snow
a sobachoko そば猪口 pot for dipping soba buckwheat noodles
. Edo no takenoko 江戸の筍 bamboo shoots in Edo .

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doreshingu ドレシング salad sauces and dressings

aojiso doreshingu 青じそドレシング with green shiso perilla

goma doreshingu ごまドレシング sesame dressing

jikasei doreshingu 自家製ドレシング home-made dressing

ume doreshingu 梅ドレシング with umeboshi plums

tezukuri doreshingu 手作りドレシング handmade dressing

wafuu doreshingu 和風ドレシング Japanese-style dressing

wasabi doreshingu わさびドレシング with wasabi horseradish



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5/10/2009

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tabaragani ... Königskrebs. Rote Krabbe. Paralithodes camtschaticus
tachiuo, tachi uo ... “Haarschwanz” (Fisch mit großem Schwert) §Degenfisch. Trichiurus lepturus auriga. largehead hairtail . cutlassfisch
tade …Knöterich, Wasserpfeffer Polygonum hydropiper
tai, madai ... Rote Seebrasse §Meerbrasse Pagrus major . Fam. Sparidae. Sea bream-. sea bream … fuedai. Schnapper. Lutjanus stellatus. snapper
tai no karamushi 鯛の唐蒸し ... gedünstete Seebrasse mit Gemüse. steamed sea bream with vegetables
taiyaki ... Waffel in Form einer Seebrasse

takaashigani, taka-ashi kani ... „Japanische Spinnen-Krabbe“. Macrocheira kaempferi . Japanese Spider Crab, giant spider crab
takana ... Takana-Wirsing. Brassica juncea
taka no tsume ... roter Pfeffer. rote Pfefferschote. Capsicum annuum..
take, madake ... Bambus. Phyllostachys bambusoides
takenoko, take no ko ... Bambussprossen. Bambussprössling §Bambuswurzel
takesudare, take sudare ... Rollmatte aus Bambus . Bambusmatte, klein, zum Rollen von Speisen, besonders Sushi (makisu まきす)
takikomigohan ... Reis gekocht mit weiteren Zutaten

tako, madako ... Oktopoden. Gemeiner Oktopus, Krake : §Oktopus, Octopus vulgaris 
takohiki, takobiki … Messer zum Zerschneiden von Kraken für Sashimi.
tako no fukurogo … Eiersack des weiblichen Kraken.
tako no sakurani, sakura-ni ... gekochter Oktopus “wie Kirschblüten“
takoyaki ... Oktopus-Teigbällchen
takoyaki nabe ... Takoyaki-Eisen. (Ersatzweise Augenpfanne)
takuan ... Takuan. Eingelegter Rettich

tamago ... Ei
tamagokake gohan ... „Reis mit rohem Ei“
tamagoyaki ... japanisches Omelett
tamari shooyu ... Tamari-Sojasauce
tamanegi #tama-negi ... Zwiebel
tango no sekku ... Knabenfest
tanishi ... Teichschnecke. Cipango paludina.
tanpaku ... Protein. protein
tansan manjuu ... Backpulver-Manju. juutansan sooda ist sodium bicarbonate

tarabagani ... roter Königskrebs §Königskrabbe. Paralithodes camtschaticus
tara, madaraタラ(鱈) ... Kabeljau. Gadus morhua §Gadus macrocephalus. atlantic cod. Sein Rogen ist “shirako”.
tarako ... Gesalzener Rogen vom Alaska-Pollak. (Alaska-Seelachs) ?nicht Kabeljaurogen
tara no me ... Knopsen der japanischen Aralie. Aralia elata 楤の芽
tare ... Sauce zum Dippen $Eintauchen
taroimo, satoimo, taro imo, sato imo ... Taro-Wurzeln. Colocasia esculenta
tataki ... roh Geschnetzeltes
tataki … scharf angebrates, z. B. buri oder katsuo
tateba chaya 立場茶屋 ... tea stall serving food by the roadside whilst standing
tawashi … Scheuerbürste (japanische TAWASHI sind anders wie deutsche)

teishoku ... Gedeck §Menü. set meal, let lunch,
tekka ... glühend heiße rote Kohlen.
tekkamaki ... Sushi-Rollen mit Thunfisch. „Fleisch so rot wie glühende Kohlen und so heiß wie ein Bissen Wasabi.“

temaki-zushi, temakizushi ... von Hand selbst gerolltes Sushi (meist in Form einer Tüte)
... maki-zushi, makizushi ... gerolltes Sushi. ?Sushirolle, ?Sushi-Rolle (in einer Bambusmatte gerollt) Maki-Sushi.
??Maki-zushi mit Inside-out-rolls.

Tempel Sensooji

tenagadako ... „Langarm-Oktopus“. Octopus minor
tendon … Schale Reis mit Tempura
tengusa … Agar-Agar. Gelidium amansii.
tenkasu ... Tenkasu, frittierte Tempura-Panadereste (als Ersatz .. grob geriebene Semmelbrösel §Grobe Brotkrumen als Ersatz)
tenmenjan ... chinesische süße schwarze Miso-Paste. Chinese sweet black miso
tennen kinenbutsu 天然記念物 ... Naturdenkmal
tennoo … Kaiser. §Tennoo
tenpura ... Das Tempura §Tenpura
tenshin 点心 ... refreshment, eaten shortly before lunch. dim sum in Chinese.
teppanyaki ... Braten auf der Eisenplatte. Gemischte Grillplatte.
teriyaki ... Teriyaki, mariniert mit Teriyaki-Sauce. Teriyaki-Glasursauce.
tessa ... Sashimi vom Kugelfisch, Fugu-Sashimi
te-uchi soba, teuchi soba ... von Hand geknetete Buchweizennudeln, ?handgemachte Buchweizennudeln

tobiko, tobiuonoko, tobiuo no ko, tobikko ... Rogen von fliegendem Fisch $Fliegenfischrogen
tobiuo ... fliegender Fisch. Fam. Exocoetidae, Cypselurus... . hontobiuo C. hiraii. hamatobiuo C. pinnatibarbatus japonicus, oder Cheilopogon agoo (Japanese flying fish). In Tottori wird er AGO genannt.. flying fish
toge kurigani ... Eßkastanien-Krabbe mit Stacheln. Telmessus acutidens
togurokooika togurokoo ika … Posthörnchen. Spirula spirula
toki daikoo … “Trommel zur Stundenanzeige”. Schnaps in Doogo Onsen.
tokkuri … Sakeflasche mit engem Hals
tokobushi床伏... Abalonenart. Sulculus diversicolor aquatilis
tokusa ... Schachtelhalm. Equisetum hyemale

tonburi ... Samen der Sommerzypresse. "Berg-Kaviar". Frucht der Kochia scoparia
ton, buta ... Schwein
tonjiru ... miso soup with pork. Schweine-Miso-Suppe
tonkatsu … Schweineschnitzel
tonkotsu … Schweineknochen. Für Ramen ausgekocht-
toobanjan ... chinesische scharfe rote Miso-Paste. $rote Chilipaste.
toobanyaki, tooban yaki … Grillen-Braten-Kochen auf einer Keramikplatte
toochi … chinesische würzige schwarze Bohnenpaste 豆鼓(トウチ/ トーチ)Black bean sauce

toofu … DER Tofu. ?Bohnenquark ?Sojabohnenquark
toofu ryoori ... Tofugerichte oder Tofu-Gerichte

toogan … Wintermelone. Benincasa hispida
toogarashi ... die Chili (als Schote), der Chili (als Gewürz)
Toohoku, Tookyoo, Kyooto … Tohoku, Tokyo, Kyoto !
toonyuu ... Sojabohnenmilch. ??Sojamilch. Nach Zugabe von Salzsole-Bitterstoff (nigari) entsteht Milchbruch.
tooshi ... „Pfirsischzweige“. Konfekt
tooyadoofu, tooya toofu 冬夜豆腐 ... Tofu eaten on a winter night

torigai ... Herzmuschel. Fulvia mutica
tori no kara-age … frittiertes Hühnerfleisch
toromi ... Dickheit einer Suppe. Andicken. thickness of soup.
tororo … geschabter Kombu-Seetang
tororo ... geriebene Jamswurzel
tororo imo ... Jamswurzeln. Dioscorea japonica
tororojiru ... Suppe mit geriebener Jamswurzel
toshikoshi soba ... Silvester-Buchweizennudeln „für einen guten Rutsch“

tsuboyaki ... (sazae ?Kreiselschnecke ) gegrillt in der Schale
tsubuan, tsubu-an ... gekochte süße Azuki-Bohnen, nicht püriert. #Bohnenpüree
tsubugai ... Tsubugai-Muschel. Babylonia japonica
tsuishi ... Bällchen aus Mehl. Konfekt für Neujahr.
tsuji-uranai ... Glückskekse, zum Neujahrsfest in Kanazawa
tsukemen ... Nudeln zum Eintauchen
tsukemono , o-tsukemono, otsukemono 漬物 ... Pickles. Eingelegtes Gemüse.

tsukimi dango ... Klößchen für die Mondschau
tsuki no wa guma ... Kragenbär . Selenarctos thibetanus.
tsukudani ... „Eingekochtes von der Insel Tsukuda“. in Sojasauce mit Zucker und Mirin geschmort ?Mit gesüßter Sojasauce und Gewürzen.
tsukushi, sugina ..... Schachtelhalm. Equisetum arvense
tsumami, otsumami, o-tsumami ... Kleinigkeit zu Essen, Häppchen zum Alkohol. (wird gekocht)
tsumami ... Snack (meist in einer Verpackung)
tsurumurasaki, tsuru murasaki つるむらさき【蔓紫】 ... Basella rubra. Malabar-Spinat
tsuwabuki ... Tsuwabuki-Huflattich. Farfugium japonicum 石蕗 japanese silver leaf


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uchiko うちこ【打(ち)粉】 ... "Mehl werfen", verhindert, dass die Nudeln miteinander verkleben
udo ... Udo. mountain vegetable. Aralia cordata Thunb. (Berg-Spargel) Japanese spikenard, wild sarsaparilla. Veleriana celtica ist Speik. – shishiudo, shishi-udo (Angelica pubescens). “Japanische Bergangelika“ scheint was anderes zu sein
uerudan ウエルダン well-done. gut durchgebraten.
udon ... Udon-Nudlen. ?Udon. dicke Weizennudeln

uikyoo ういきょう【茴香】 fennel. Fenchelart. Foeniculum vulgare Mill.

uinaa, uinaa sooseeji ウィナーソーセージ , ウインナソーセージ... Wiener Würstchen, Wienerle. Wiener saussage. ?Siedewürstchen

uisukii ... Whisky (Scotch), Whiskey (irischer Whiskey)
ukiko … feines Reismehl浮粉 (Weizenmehl wird mit Wasser geknetet, bis die Stärke und das Eiweiß getrennt sind. Die Stärke wird verwendet.
ukokkei ... „Schwarzes Huhn“. Hühnerrasse. „ „Knochen wie ein Rabe“ ?Rabenknochen. Schwarze Knochen und Haut.
umai ... „Das schmeckt lecker!“ . delicious
umami ... Schmackhaftigkeit. savory. der 5. Geschmack. yummy

ume 梅 ... a Japanese apricot. apricot variety in Japan. ?Pflaume, plum. Prunus mume Sieb., eigentlich eine Aprikosenart (Pflaume ist PURAMU, plum)
umeboshi ... "getrocknete Pflaume", getrocknete Salzpflaume
umezu (§umesu)... „Pflaumen-Essig“, Flüssigkeit beim Einlegen von Salzpflaumen.

umi no sachi ... „Segen aus dem Meer“ §"Segen des Meeres”$Meeresprodukte
umi no sachi yama no sachi ... Segen des Meeres und der Berge (sansai ist ein "Geschenke des Waldes")

unagi ... Japanischer Aal . §Aal. Anguilla japonica. Japanese eel
uni ... Seeigel. Fam. Echinoidea.
uni … Seeigelkeimdrüsen. Männliche und weibliche werden unterschieden. sea urchin
unohana ... Rückstände bei der Herstellung von Tofu.
unshuu mikan ... Mandarinenart. Citrus unshiu. 温州蜜柑
uragoshi ... sieben, seihen

uramaki, ura-maki 裏巻き(うらまき ... "Inside-out rolls", kind of california roll of sushi / temaki no ... handgeformte Sushi-Rolle mit Füllung "nach außen gekehrt"

uri うり (瓜) ... gourd, oriental melon. Uri-Melone. ?Zuckermelone

uruchigome, uruchimai ... gewöhnlicher Reis, nicht klebender Reis. Oryza sativa. uruchigomeko … Reismehl. Mehl von gewöhnlichem Reis, komeko 米粉
urume ... runde Heringsart.urume-iwashi Etrumeus teres. round herring big-eye sardine

ushiojiru ... Meersalzsuppe mit frischen Meeresfrüchten
usukuchi shooyu ... helle Sojasauce (#milde)
usutaasoosu … Worcestersauce, Worcestersoße
uuroncha, uuron cha ウーロン茶 ... Ulong-Tee. Olong-Tee.
utsubo …Kidako-Muräne. Gymnothorax kidako

uzura … Wachtel. Coturnix cotrunix. quail
uzura no tamago ... Wachtelei ?Wachtel-Ei
uzuramame, uzura mame うずらまめ【鶉豆】 ... pinto bean. (kind of ingen). gesprenkelte Bohne


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wabicha 佗び茶 ... "rustic tea ceremony"
wafuu ... im japanischen Stil. japanese style
wafuu soosu ... Sauce im Japanischen Stil.
wakame ... Wakame. Riesenblättertang. Undaria pinnatifida
wakasagi公魚、鰙、若鷺 … Japanischer Stint. Hypomesus nipponensis. japanese smelt

wankosoba ... Wankosoba. Buchweizennudeln in kleinen Schalen serviert, zum Schnellessen.
warabi ... Adlerfarn. Pteridium aquilinum. bracken
warazaiku, wara zaiku ... Kunstewerke aus Reisstroh
warigo重箱 ... gestapelte Kästen oder Schachteln für Essen
warishita ...angesüßte Sojasauce, meist für Sukiyaki oder dojoonabe

wasabi ... Das Wasabi. Japanischer Meerrettich. Wasabia japonica. #grüner Meerrettich . Japanese Horseradish
.... Produkte :
wasabi peesuto 山葵ペースト / ワサビペースト ... Wasabipaste (wasabi paste)
... neriwasabi, neri-wasabi 練りわさび is in the tube as paste. geriebenes Wasabi
kona wasabi 粉山葵(粉ワサビ). wasabi kona わさび粉 ... Wasabipulver (wasabi powder)
wasabijooyu 山葵醤油 ... Wasabi-Sojasauce
... wasabi dipping sauce

wasanbon ... Wasanbon. Wasambon. Japanischer Zucker. aus Zuckerrohr von Kagawa und Tokushima. Saccharum sinense Roxb, Chinese sugar cane
wasei haabu ... Japanese herbs, like myooga and shiso
washi ... Japanpapier
wata-ame, wataame わたあめ / 綿あめ / 綿飴 cotton candy. Zuckerwatte
watarigani, gazami ... Gazami-Schwimmkrabbe. Portunus trituberculatus


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yadokari... Einsiedlerkrebs. $Fam. Paguroidea
yaezakura ... Gefüllte Kirschblüten vom Baum Prunus lannesiana

yaki (yaku) ... grilled, roasted ..
yakibuta ... Japanischer Krustenbraten
yakidoofu ... gegrillter Tofu
yakiimo, yaki-imo ... geröstete Süßkartoffeln. ?Süßkartoffel aus dem Ofen
yakimeshi ... aufgebratener Reis, oft „chaahan“
yakimochi ... gerösteter Reiskuchen. Eifersucht
yakiniku ... gegrilltes Fleisch „Koreanisches Barbeque“ (auf koreanische Art), gebratenes Fleisch
yakinori ... geröstete Nori
yakishio ... Tafelsalz
yakisoba ... gebratene Nudeln (chinesische Nudeln)
yakitori ... Hünchen am Spieß
yakizakana ... gebratener Fisch, Bratfisch. Häufig eher über Holzkohlen gegrillter Fisch. Beim traditionellen yakizakana wird kaum Öl verwendet. grilled or broiled fish

yaku ... grillen, braten, rösten usw.
yakumi ... Gewürze (und Kräuter)
yakuzen ... „Medizin-Essen“ 薬膳 316
yamabudoo ... „Berg-Trauben“, wilde Trauben, Vitis coigenetiae. Scharlach-Rebe. Crimson glory vine
yamaimo, yama-imo ... runde Jamswurzel. Dioscorea japonica.
yamakake 山かけ ... Thunfisch-Stücke auf Reis mit geriebener Jamswurzel

yama no sachi ... "Segen der Berge". ?Segnungen des Waldes und der Berge ?Segnungen des ?Waldes. ?Produkte der Berge (des Landes). „Segen aus den Bergen“ ?„Segenungen der Berge“

yamazuke ... "bergförmig gesalzener Lachs". gesalzener Lachs der Ainu
yana ... Bambus-Fischwehr . Fischreuse. Bambus-Wehr zum Fang von Lachs
yanagibashi ... Essstäbchen aus Weidenholz. Für Neujahr.
yariika, yari ika ... Bleekers-Kalmar ( „Speer-Tintenfisch”) . Loligo bleekeri.
yasai ... Gemüse
yatsume unagi ... Neunauge. Lampetra japonica

yomogi ... Beifuß. Artemisia princeps. mugwort
yokochoo … “Gasse”, eigentlich Seitenstraße.
yookan 羊羹  … Yookan. ?Yōkan-Gelee-Paste. Süßes Bohnengelee in Stangenform. Süßigkeit aus Bohnenmus, Zucker, Mehl und Agar-Agar. mizu yokan. swetened and jellied been paste (often in a bar form)
yoonashi ... „Westilche Birne“. Birne
yosenabe ... Eintopfgericht
yoshikirizame ... 葭切鮫... Blauer Hai. Prionace glauca, blue shark. 104

yuba ... Yuba. Haut von Sojamilch ?Haut der Sojabohnenmilch. ?Sojamilchhaut (falsch: Tofuhaut)
yuusoku kojitsu 有職故実 ... formal rules for behaviour and eating at the court

yubeshi ... Süßigkeit aus einer ausgehölten Yuzu-Citrusfrucht, gefüllt mit diversen Zutaten ...
yubiki 湯引き ... blanchierte Speisen
yudoofu ... Tofu in warmem Wasser. „Heiß gebadet“
yukishio, yuki-shio雪塩 ... snow-salt. Schnee-Salz
yuri ... Lilie. Fam. Lilium
yurine ... Lilienknolle百合根。Von Lilium auratum
yuuanyaki, yuuan yaki ... 幽庵焼き(ゆうあんやき)柚庵(ゆあん)焼き .. seared (grilled) fish with radish an lots of yuzu juice and soy sauce a la teriyaki.
yuusoku 有職 ... formal etiquette at courd, Hofetiquette

yuzu … Yuzu-Zitrone. Citrus junos. yuzu no kawa ... Yuzuschale, ersatzweise Limettenschale


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zanban 残飯 ... left over rice, zanbanya 残飯屋 stall selling left-over rice to the poor. zanpan
zarame, zarametoo 粗目 (ざらめ) ... Kristallzucker, chrystal sugar
zaru 笊 ... Bambuskorb #Bambussieb
zarusoba ... Kalte Buchweizennudeln im Korb serviert

zenji marugaki ... „Die runde Persimone vom Zen-Tempel“, in Kawasaki, Tempel Oozen-Ji.
zenmai ... Taubenfarn. Osmunda japonica. - レガリスゼンマイ Osmunda regalis . Königsfarn
zenmai meshi ... Reis mit Taubenfarn
zenzai … dicke süße Bohnensuppe mit Mochi
zerii ゼリー ... jelly, Gelee, Götterspeise

zooni ... Zōni, eine Gemüsesuppe mit Mochi ?Neujahrssuppe.
zoosui ... (dicke) Reissuppe mit weiteren Zutaten
zundamochi ... Reiskuchen mit grüner Bohnenpaste
zuwaigani ... Schneekrabbe. Chionoecetes opilio

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Okinawa Food

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Okinawa

Capital is Naha 那覇.
The main market there is the Makishi market, 牧志公設 Makishi Koosetsu.
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Ryuukyuu ookoku 琉球王国 Ryukyu Kingdom
An independent kingdom which ruled most of the Ryukyu Islands from the 15th century to the 19th century.
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shiisaa シーサー Shisa
Traditional Ryukyuan decoration, often found in pairs, resembling a cross between a lion and a dog
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kansen ryoori 官船料理 cuisine for the Chinese ambassadors in Ryukyu

nuchigusui ぬちぐすい / 命薬 "medicine for long life"
inochi no kusuri
Medizin des Lebens


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Okinawa Ryori (Okinawa Ryoori) 沖縄料理

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Kurobuta kakuni 黒豚角煮 black pig square fry
rafutii ラフテイ, rafuti, rafute
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geschmortes Bauchfleisch
... mimigaa (mimiga) みみがー gekochte oder gebratene Schweineohren
... nakami 中身のお吸い物 , nakamijiru ... Suppe mit Innereien
... sooki (souki) そうき geschmorte Rippchen
... sookijiru そうき汁 Suppe mit Schweinerippchen


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Kurosato with ginger,
black sugar with ginger



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It was only 100 years ago that the kingdom of Okinawa was incorporated into Japan, and the southern islands still maintain their own distinctive culture, language and cuisine. Okinawan cooking tends toward stronger and spicier flavors than Japanese food, and is more heavily influenced by Chinese cooking styles.

Pork is a very important ingredient, and every part of the pig is used, from pig's feet and pig's ears to pork tripe. Other ingredients include local seafood and native tropical vegetables and fruits. Black sugar and awamori (an Okinawan brandy-like liquor made from rice) are used in cooking along with soy sauce and miso (fermented soybeans). Kooreegusu is a condiment made from red peppers marinated in awamori.
kuusu 古酒(クース)Kusu. aged awamori.

Note: Double vowels represent long vowel sounds.

rafutii -- chunks of pork stewed in awamori, soy sauce and miso

sooki -- pork stewed with bone sookibuni-- spareribs, usually flavored with salt, lemon, and/or ginger

minudaru-- pork stewed and flavored with sesame

nakami-jiru or nakami no suimono -- pork tripe soup

ashi-tibichi -- stewed pig's feet

chiragaa チラガー -- pig's skin from the head. Chiraga
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mimigaa -- pig's ear in vinegar

deekuni -- daikon radish and pork stew

kuubuirichi -- konbu (seaweed) and pork stew

hiijaa sashimi -- raw goat meat

hiijaa-jiru -- goat meat in soup

chanpuru -- stir-fry with eggs, leeks and/or tofu

gooya chanpuru -- chanpuru stir-fry with goya
(gooya ゴーヤーbitter gourd, Bittermelone)
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maaminaa chanpuru -- tofu and bean sprout stir-fry

soomin chanpuru -- ソーミン Somin chanpuru with soomen noodles

nakami irichi -- pork tripe and miso stir-fry

hira yaachii -- Okinawan-style okonomiyaki

jiimamii-dofu -- peanut tofu

toofuyoo -- concentrated Okinawan tofu

sunui -- pickled kombu (seaweed)

iriko -- tiny dried fish, roasted

yaeyama kamaboko -- Okinawan-style fishcakes

papaya misozuke -- papaya pickled in miso (fermented soybeans)

shima rakkyou -- pickled shallots

yakisoba (Okinawa-fuu) -- thick noodles fried with vegetables

soba (Okinawa-fuu) -- soba noodles in soup with vegetables

sooki soba-- pork spareribs (with bone) with soba noodles in soup

juushii -- rice porridge (zousui) with pork, carrots, shiitake and spring onions

fuuchibaa juushii-- rice porridge with a bitter leaf vegetable (yomogi)

saataa andagii サーターアンダギー -- Sata Andagi, Okinawan doughnuts
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Orion-- Okinawan beer


awamori 泡盛 -- strong liquor made from rice or millet
It has a strong taste and is often diluted with cold coffee or even milk.
In former times, housewifes would put some coffee beans in a bottle of awamori to soften the flavor.
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. awamorisoo 泡盛草 (あわもりそう) Astilbe .
..... awamori shooma 泡盛升麻 - Astilbe japonica




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About Okinawan cuisine
Okinawa is the subtropical islands between mainland of Japan and Taiwan.
The ingredients of Okinawan cuisine are somewhat different from the mainland, because Okinawa has warm climate and own history.

Unique vegitables are used, but kinds of mushrooms are used little.
Though the islands are surrounded by sea, there are little dish of fish. Alternatively pork is used much.
Few spices and condiment are used despite subtropical area.
Seaweeds are often used. Not only the seaweeds in the close sea but also konbu from Hokkaido is the very important ingredient.
The cooking method is mainly stewing, frying and deep-frying.

The cuisine has evolved in modern times, especially because of the American military presence in Okinawa since the end of World War II.

Pork dishes
Vegitable and tofu dishes
Other popular Okinawan dishes
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aguu あぐー Agu pork
The pigs are raised in Northern Okinawa. The pig dates back to the time of the Ryukyu-Kingdom, more than 600 years. Its meat has less cholesterol than usual pork meat, but more umami glutamate to taste better and sweeter.
aguu gyooza あぐー 餃子 chinese meat dumplings with agu pork
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A pan Aパン type of Krebbel donut from Okinawa



aroe アロエ Aloe vera
used as a food ingredient



beni-imo poopoo, beniimo poopoo べにいもポーポ / 紅芋
crepe from purple sweet potatoes. Beniimo popo
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bukubuku cha / Buku buku cha ぶくぶく茶
a kind of Okinawa tea ceremony
"bubbeling tea" Buku-buku-cha
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chanpuru チャンプル Champuru "mixed ingredients"
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chinsukoo チンスコー Chinsuko
is a traditional sweet often sold as a souvenir (miyagegashi) on Okinawa, Japan. It is a small biscuit made of mostly lard and flour, with a mild and sweet flavor. Chinsuko was introduced to Okinawa some 400 years ago from China. It originated from the word Chinrusko and changed to Chinsuko.
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Chinsuko-Kekse
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erabujiru, erabu jiru 永良部汁 soup of sea snake
えらぶうみへび【永良部海蛇】. irabujiru
also called Irabu Soup.
The poisonous snake can get about 1.5 meters long, belongs to the cobra family.
erabu unagi えらぶうなぎ "erabu eel"



fuchagi ふちゃぎ mochi for moon viewing
In Okinawa, dango are not used as offerings. Mochi are prepared with salt and also the red azuki are cooked with salty flavor. The more azuki beans cling to the mochi, the better. Red is a color of good luck.
This is the Okinawa version of "tsukimi dango".
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gooya ゴーヤ bitter gourd
Momordica charantia



gurukun グルクン / takasago タカサゴ : double-lined fusilier
Pterocaesio digramma
The national fish of Okinawa.
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handama はんだま Okinawa spinach, purple spinach
Gyunura crepidioides
The leaves have two colors, either dark green tops and purple on the bottom or bright green on both sides.
Tasts good with scrambled eggs.
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honejiru 骨汁 soup with bones
The bones war first used to make broth for Okinawa Soba noodle soup.
They are then boiled again with dashi served in a large portion, immersed in their own dashi. The bones are eaten with hands and a large plate of plain bones is left after the meal.
This dish was invented about 30 years ago by the owner of a soba noodle shop, who thought it a waste to throw the bones away every day.
Okinawa people are used to eating pig legs (tonsoku) and eating them with their hands.
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kasutera kamaboko カステラ蒲鉾
castella cake with kamaboko fish paste
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kokutoo, kurozatoo 黒糖 "black sugar", brown sugar
it has quite a fruity taste and comes with various flavors, often ginger flavor. blueberry is new too.
沖縄産黒糖
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Schwarzer Zucker. Brauner Zucker aus Okinawa.


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Iriomote : Gazami soba
gazami, a type of watarigani crab
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mabuyaa aisu マブヤ- アイス ice cream with the hero Mabuyaa
Mabuya is one of the manga heroes of Okinawa.
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amedama あめ玉が 琉神マブヤ〜! sweets with Mabuya




mozuku もずく(水雲/海蘊) seaweed, Nemacystis decipiens
Okinawa mozuku オキナワモズク Cladosiphon okamuranus
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mozuku nikuman もずく肉まん bun with mozuku

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muuchii 鬼餅 (むうちい . ムーチー) muchi, "demon mochi"
devil rice cake (oni mochi)
..... muuchi zamu 鬼餅寒(むうちいざむ)"demon mochi" in the cold
observance kigo for mid-winter



On the 8th day of the 12th lunar month, the day of MUCHI, rice cakes are offered to the deities and then eaten with the wish for the health and well-being of children.
They build a small hut called muuchiiyaa ムーチーヤー (mochi-ya) where children come to make a fire and eat the rice cakes. They have a song

oni no chibi yaki muuchii yaa 「鬼ヌ尻(チビ)焼き、ムーチーヤー」Burning the backside of an Oni.

The muchi are prepared with brown sugar or the local purple sweet potatoes. The dough is wrapped in fragrant leaves of ginger plants (月桃 gettoo, Alpinia zerumbet).
Sometimes the wrapped mochi are hung from the eves of the home to ward off evil spirits.

大梁に鬼餅吊す五寸釘
. oohari ni onimochi tsurusu gosun kugi .

Rice cakes (mochi 餅)

. onibi 鬼火 "demon fire", "devil's fire" .


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nakami jiru ( なかみ汁) “Nakami no suimono (pig intestines soup)
is a traditional cuisine which is called “Nakaminuushi-mun” in Okinawa language, or “Nakamijiru”.
clear guts soup. "Nakami" means guts of pig, and "jiru(shiru)" means soup.
It is made by boiling guts cut in rectangles, making clear hot soup with dashi and a little shoyu, and adding guts, shiitake mushroom and konnyaku to the soup.
Generally before eating, grated ginger is added.

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painappuru パイナップル pineapple sponge cake
Izumi Pineapple Garden, Motobu Okinawa
Pineapple ... kigo for late summer Ananas



satookibi さとうきび【砂糖黍】 sugar cane
One of the most important products of Okinawa.
Zuckerrohr


shiikuwaasaa, shikuwasa シークワーサー Shiquasa
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Okinawa-Limetten


shirishiri しりしり
carrots are sliced with a rough cutter (shirishiriki, にんじんしりしり器)
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finely chopped carrots にんじんしりしり / 人参しりしり ninjin shirishiri
fried and with an egg added.
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The people of Okinawa eat the most carrots of all in Japan !



sumijiru, sumi-jiru 墨汁 soup with the ink of the squid
... ika sumijiru イカ墨汁
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Schwarze Suppe mit Tintenfisch und Tinte



supagetti スパゲティ spagetti
They are usually served with a thick slice of butter toast.
This was first introduced by a shop owner who had seen the American soldiers in Okinawa eat spagetti with two slices of garlic-toasted french bread. Now toast served with all spagetti dishes, and you do not have to order it extra.


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taimo, ta-imo 田芋 (タイモ) "field potato", kind of taro
mizu imo ミズイモ(水芋), taasomu ターンム
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Taketomijima : waterbuffalo carts
gyuusha 竹富島の牛車
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Ishigakijima : beef of Ishigaki Island
Ishigakigyuu 石垣牛 炭火焼ステーキ
http://www.ishigakigyu.com/what_ishigakigyu.html

The most southern local beer of Japan!
石垣島・地ビール
http://www.lococom.jp/ad/article/A47/03/07/13191/208476/

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umibudoo, umi budoo 海葡萄 (うみぶどう) sea grapes
Coccoloba uvifera
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yagi ryoori ヤギ 山羊料理 dishes with goat meat
raw as sashimi, in soups, in gyoza fillings, stir-fried with vegetables .
Goats are making a comeback in Okinawa and find their way on the table.
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Reference


Goat meat in Okinawa
... examine the current needs and future possibilities of goat meat consumption. The experimental results of the present study lead us to conclude the following:
(i) improving the smell of goat meat and combining the sale of goat meat with recipes may increase goat meat demand among housewives;
(ii) it seems to be difficult to disseminate Okinawa goat cuisine to non-Okinawa residents because of the typical odor of goat meat, which is unlikely to be preferred by the public;
(iii) the "chewiness" of goat meat is rated highly by young participants according to a sensory evaluation, and loin meat is rated highly compared with hind leg meat; and
(iv) there is a rapidly increasing interest and a tremendous purchasing drive towards goat meat among university students. However, these facts call for further investigation of the goat meat demand in Japan.
The following three further experiments are needed to solve this issue: (i) breeding to improve the taste of goat meat; (ii) expanding the marketing of goat meat combined with the invention of Japanese-style goat recipes and tie-in sales supermarkets; and (iii) implementing further sensory analyses to compare goat meat with other meat and carrying out market analysis in Japan.
source
http://www.cababstractsplus.org/abstracts/Abstract.aspx?AcNo=20053130615


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Yanbaru buta 沖縄・やんばる豚 from Yanbaru, Yambaru pork
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Okinawa Dolls / 沖縄民芸とだるま with Daruma San


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Okinawa Bingata : Dragon Patterns


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. toshibi iwai 年日祝 (としびいわい)
birthday celebration at the New Year .

shoonen iwai 生年祝 celebrating the birthday


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***** Hara hachibu ... eating only 80% of your capacity an Okinawan diet


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5/06/2008

Fukushima Aizu

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Fukushima 福島



Fukushima Prefecture (福島県, Fukushima-ken) is a prefecture of Japan located in the Tōhoku region on the island of Honshū. The capital is the city of Fukushima.

In the 4th century, Fukushima was incorporated into the Yamato Province, Japan's first unified nation.

The Shirakawa Barrier and the Nakoso Barrier were built around the 5th century to protect 'civilized Japan' from the 'barbarians' to the north. Fukushima became a Province of Mutsu after the Taika Reforms were established in 646.

The province of Fukushima was conquered by Prince Subaru in 1293. This region of Japan is also known as Michinoku and Ōshū.
The Fukushima Incident took place in the prefecture after Mishima Michitsune was appointed governor in 1882.

Fukushima is the southernmost prefecture of Tōhoku region, and the closest to Tokyo. It is divided by mountain ranges into three regions called (from west to east) Aizu, Nakadōri, and Hamadōri.

Legend has it that an ogress, Adachigahara, once roamed the plain after whom it was named. The Adachigahara plain lies close to the city of Fukushima.

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. Aizu matsuri 会津まつり Aizu festival .
and Lord Hoshina Masayuki 保科正之


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Regional Dishes from Fukushima 福島郷土料理



Aizu jidori 会津地鶏 local chicken from Aizu Wakamatsu
They come in many local dishes and in the station lunchbox of
Koriyama 郡山市.
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bandeimochi ばんでい餅 Bandei rice cakes
They are covered with special じゅうねん味噌 junen miso, ten year old miso, and then roasted over a charcoal fire
These mochi are eaten at the rituals at the
. Yama no Shinkoo 山の神講 The Mountain God prayer group .



komugi manjuu 小麦まんじゅう manjuu cakes from wheat flour


konnyaku こんにゃく gelatinous food made from devil's-tongue starch
Konnyaku is grown in Gunma, Tochigi and Fukushima. I
. Konnyaku, konjac, konjak 蒟蒻 Amorphophallus rivieri .



kuriimu pan クリームパン small white bread with cream
from Koriyama 郡山
kuriimu bokkusu クリームボックス toast with cream
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にしんのさんしょう漬け / にしん山椒漬 nishin no sanshoo tsukemono
herring pickled with Japanese pepper


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Herring with sansho pepper
Nishin-No-Sansyo-Zuke is one of the representative dish of Aizu.
Gutted, cleaned and dried herring is pickled with leaves of sansho pepper and soy sauce. This particular dish can be tasted only in Aizu. Characteristic of sansho pepper preserve herring longer, peculiar scent and sour taste can remove smell and bitter taste of fish. The soft body of fish preserved in the way taste awesome. This is the best dish along with drinks and as a side dish. Special ceramic serving bowls are produced.
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. Japanese pepper, "Mountain pepper"(sanshoo 山椒) .

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- and one more speciality with Mountain Pepper

sanshoo-uo no kunsei さんしょううおのくんせい smoked salamander
山椒魚の燻製. サンショウウオの燻製
kuroyaki 黒焼き



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karee  カレー curry sauce for many dishes

karee chaahan カレーチャーハン fried rice with curry sauce
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karee raamen カレーラーメン noodle soup with curry sauce
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karee yakisoba カレーやきそば fried noodles with curry sauce

- from Aizu Wakamatsu
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kurikomochi, kuriko mochi 栗粉餅 mochi with sweet chestnut powder


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kozuyu こづゆ soup for festive situations
tsuyuji つゆじ is another name.
from Aizu Wakamatsu 会津若松

The soup is made with dried scallops (hotategai). Various vegetables and fu gluten are added. Soy sauce and some ricewine give it a special taste.
It is served in wide dishes, often made of red lauquer.
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There is a more simple dish called
zakuzaku ざくざく vegetable soup
where the soup for every day is made from konbu and cheap vegetables like daikon are used.

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KOZUYU (Traditional local soup)
This clear soup is an essential dish served on auspicious occasions, such as at the new year, and at other ceremonial gatherings. Each family has handed down their own recipe to their children and grand children. Basically the soup is made from dried scallop holdfasts, carrots, mushrooms, konnyaku jelly noodles, wheat gluten croutons (mame-fu), seasoned with salt and soy sauce. In addition, it should be served in exclusive bowls, called Teshio-zara, (red lacquer produced in Aizu-Wakamatsu). Long ago, it is a custom to bring great dish served in other houses to your own house and have them with family. Common practice is to have as much of the soup as you like.
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nikusushi, niku sushi 肉寿司 meat sushi
from Aizu Wakamatsu, with ginger
horsemeat 馬肉 is used.

肉寿司三種盛 - 赤身、中落ち、稲荷。


source : sibumi.blog103.fc2.com


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Shirakawa 白河


ramen with soy sauce flavor

Residents point to the local variety of ramen noodle soup as the town's main claim to fame.

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Shirakawa Daruma Ramen 白河だるまラーメン
Noodle soup "Daruma"


Daruma sake だるま酒 Ricewine in a bottle looking like a Daruma
from Shirakawa
http://www.senkoma-shuzou.co.jp/
Shirakawa Daruma Ricewine ”白河だるま酒”




Museum : Shirakawa Daruma Dolls 白川だるま


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soba 蕎麦 buckwheat noodles
Buchweizennudeln
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Fukushima Soba Kaidoo
福島蕎麦街道
Soba Road of Fukushima


Negi-soba (Takato-soba)
Soba with green onion 高遠そば
Taste the history of Aizu.

You can try Negi-soba (soba originated in Takato) at Ouch-Juku in Shimogo-Machi, a town in Fukushima Prefecture's Aizu region. Long ago, when Prince Masayuki Hoshina returned to Aizu from Nagano Prefecture, a retainer from Nagano's Takato clan came with him.
The retainer introduced people in Aizu to eating soba with grated daikon radish when they saw him eating it. The practice spread throughout the Aizu area, becoming known as "Takato-soba."
Some time later, the owner of the Misawaya restaurant at Ouchi-Juku came up with the idea of eating Takato-soba with a green onion in place of chopsticks and use it as a spice. These days, it is a popular local comfront food in Ouchi-Juku. When traveling through Fukushima, this unique local dish should be tried at least once.

Aizu - Home town of soba
Tasty hand-made soba and warm hospitality...
A great treat for the people of Aizu, soba (Japanese buckwheat noodles made in Aizu) has its own unique cultural history. Because the buckwheat is harvested after its ripens, Aizu soba boasts a delicate balance of flavor and fragrance. The native species which have been cultivated in Aizu for generations are especially delicious and yield bountiful harvests. It is from those crops that the famous "Shinano Ichi-go" ("Shinano No.1") soba originated. Recently, cultivation has begun in earnest of a new kind of buckwheat called "Aizu no Kaori ("the flavor of Aizu") . It has been registered as a type of soba unique to Fukushima Prefecture. This new soba is chewy and sweet, and possesses a beautiful aroma. We recommend trying and comparing both the traditional and the new.
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wappa meshi わっぱ飯
(Seasonal rice in special "Mage-Wappa containers)
"Mage-Wappa" is a kind of container which was used as a lunch box by the woodcutters of Hinoemata Village for over 600 years. "Wappa Meshi" contains a variety of dishes made with seasonal vegetables local to the mountains of Aizu.
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yubeshi ゆべし / 柚餅子 sweet made from a yuzu citron.
yuzu is stuffed with mochigome, miso, soy sauce, sugar and nuts, simmered.
かんの屋のゆべし(福島県)Kannoya
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Daikokuya's Kurumi Yubeshi
Kaden Yubeshi

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Daikokuya's Kurumi Yubeshi
Ecusson Pie
Kaden Yubeshi
Kumata Bun
Kuu-ben - bento with Tamakawa village's specialty vegetable, Kushinnsai.
Mamadoll
Shibori tomato juice - Using a technique called "Shibori," the tomatoes are grown without being watered, causing their own natural sweetness to come out.
Usukawa Manjuu

Japanese Sake (rice wine) made in Fukushima

Sukagawa City is the hometown of Tsuburaya Eiji, creator of Ultraman.

With photos here :
- source : www.fks-ab.co.jp/guide


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. Koma 駒 horse folk toys from Fukushima


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March 11, 2011
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4/13/2008

Matsuri Festivals

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Festival Food (matsuri ryoori 祭り料理)

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Japan has many seasonal festivals, many of which come with special dishes served at home only on this day. Some are regional specialities also.
In summer, visitors also dress in yukata and geta.

On the "double days", January first, February second, March third and so on, there are usually special festivals according to the Asian lunar calendar.

Here I will list a few of them.

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There are also special types of food served on the road to a festival site, temple or shrine. They are usually simple snacks, like

takoyaki, ikayaki, okonomiyaki or yakisoba.
Other types of food :
Satsuma Sweet Potatoes, Hokkaido Potatoes, Corn on the cob, grilled dumplings (yaki dango), deep-fried chicken pieces (tori no kara-age) ...

Sweets are also sold at these stalls.
ringo ame, candied apples or other fruit, bananas in chocolate, wata-ame 綿飴, kakigoori (kaki koori) ice cream ...
geraspeltes Eis mit Syrup


03 foodstall barbeque
Fried octopus on a stick
New Year Festivities at Shrine Saijo Inari, Okayama prefecture
My Photo Album, First Shrine Visit 2008



Spring Festival

01 Temple Tanjo-Ji Festival until Nr. 34
Temple Tanjoji, Nerikuyo 誕生寺 (Tanjo-Ji) . 練り供養
Gabi Greve, April 2008, Okayama Pref.


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WASHOKU : Sweets served at special festivals

sweets for the Doll festival, hina arare 雛あられ March 3
..... More sweets for the Doll festival and sweet white rice wineShirazake 白酒 (しろざけ), hishi mochi 菱餅 (ひしもち)

Pounding Rice (mochi tsuki)
..... New Year's Rice Dumplings (toshi no mochi, kagamimochi, zoonimochi) and a few more



WASHOKU : New Year Food
Food of the New Year Season, O-Setchi Ryori
(osetchi ryoori おせち料理, 御節料理 )
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Special food served at the First Audience and Reception of Politicians at the Emperor's Palace
Ganjitsu no Sechi-E 元日節会


Sawachi ryoori 皿鉢料理 Sawachi cuisine, celebration food
From Kochi prefecture


Autumn Festival in Okayama:
Sabazushi 鯖寿司 



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