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Fuki no nitsuke
Fuki no nitsuke

Aichi

Fuki (butterbur) grows wild in fields and mountains throughout Japan, from Hokka…

Renkon no nimono
Renkon no nimono

Aichi

It is said that the cultivation of lotus root started in the Edo period when the…

Jurokusasage no gomamisoae
Jurokusasage no gomamisoae

Aichi

Jurokusage is a traditional vegetable of Aichi Prefecture, named after its pods,…

Furofuki daikon
Furofuki daikon

Aichi

Aichi Prefecture is blessed with a mild climate throughout the year, partly due …

Arame to rakkasei no nitsuke
Arame to rakkasei no nitsuke

Aichi

The Atsumi Peninsula faces Mikawa Bay to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the …

Hakozushi
Hakozushi

Aichi

“Hakozushi” can be found all over Japan. It is a type of sushi made by filling a…

Kishimen
Kishimen

Aichi

Flat udon (thick Japanese noodles) about 1 mm thick and 7 to 8 mm wide are calle…

Gohei-mochi
Gohei-mochi

Aichi

“Gohei-mochi” is a local cuisine originating in the mountains of the Chubu regio…

Oni-manju
Oni-manju

Aichi

“Oni-manju” was made with sweet potatoes and wheat flour, which were relatively …

Tako-meshi(octopus rice)
Tako-meshi(octopus rice)

Aichi

“Tako-meshi” (octopus rice) is said to have been a type of fisherman's meal in w…

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