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  • 野永喜一郎

  • Read the article: Blanched and seasoned Japanese mustard spinach

    Blanched and seasoned Japanese mustard spinach

    Komatsuna is also called winter greens, and it becomes sweeter and more delicious once the frost has fallen. The komatsuna sold today is a hybrid…

    • Opening appetizer
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Ōkura daikon (furofuki daikon and simmered pork belly)

    Ōkura daikon (furofuki daikon and simmered pork belly)

    Pure white in color, cylindrical in shape with the same thickness from the top of the root to the tip, and well-fleshed — these are its defining…

  • Read the article: Stir-Simmered Shinagawa Turnip

    Stir-Simmered Shinagawa Turnip

    Shinagawa turnip is a white, elongated turnip about 15 cm long. Its flavor is unassuming and simple, without a strong character of its own. In the…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Dried daikon leaf rice

    Dried daikon leaf rice

    Many varieties have branched off according to their intended use. It is characterized by a thick, long root, and is well suited to simmered dishes…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
  • Read the article: Kameido daikon hot pot with coarsely grated daikon

    Kameido daikon hot pot with coarsely grated daikon

    This daikon takes its name from having once been a specialty product of Kameido; it is characterized by a small, slender, cone-shaped root and…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
  • Read the article: Stir-Simmered Dried Nerima Daikon

    Stir-Simmered Dried Nerima Daikon

    The supply of Edo-Tokyo vegetables is still limited, but farmers, agricultural cooperatives, and restaurants are working together as three parties to…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Kanamachi turnip

    Kanamachi turnip

    The supply of Edo-Tokyo vegetables is still limited, but farmers, agricultural cooperatives, and restaurants are working together as three parties to…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Shinagawa turnip (furofuki turnip with clear salted sea bream broth)

    Shinagawa turnip (furofuki turnip with clear salted sea bream broth)

    It belongs to a northern (Siberian) lineage, is white in color, and has a long root. It sits between a daikon and a turnip — with less moisture than…

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