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  • tara-no-me (angelica tree shoots)

  • Read the article: Seared vegetables with Mamekozou pea sauce

    Japanese Cuisine Yoshimura

    Seared vegetables with Mamekozou pea sauce

  • Read the article: Black sesame udon in a 'lingering snow' plating, butterbur sprout, angelica-tree shoots, yuzu

    Ginza Michiba Japanese Cuisine Tateno

    Yuji Tateno

    Black sesame udon in a 'lingering snow' plating, butterbur sprout, angelica-tree shoots, yuzu

    With udon, grated daikon, and tempura of wild mountain vegetables, I wanted to express the scene of lingering snow as winter gives way to spring. The…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
    • presentation
  • Read the article: An arrangement of the Aomori local dishes Ke-no-shiru, inari sushi, and perilla-seed mochi

    Aomori, Apple Palace Aomori

    An arrangement of the Aomori local dishes Ke-no-shiru, inari sushi, and perilla-seed mochi

    This is a simmered dish, an arrangement of the Aomori local dishes known as "kayu-no-shiru, inari sushi, and jūne-mochi." This is a simmered dish…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • March
    • traditional
    • Serves 1 · ¥820

    • Cook time 2 hr

  • Read the article: The Charm of Nature

    Hita Hotel Shinshiyo

    Noboru Konishi

    The Charm of Nature

    From "expressing Fukuoka through cooking," this is a grilled dish. Titled "The Charm of Nature," I fashioned freshly harvested bamboo shoots from a…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • hearty and satisfying
    • Serves 1 · ¥700

    • Cook time 40 min

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