The Japan Food Channel by ExpatsinJapan.com

Name: The Japan Food Channel by ExpatsinJapan.com
Address: 6-33-1 Tamatsukuri, Narita-shi, Chiba, 286-0011, JP
Telephone: 08041417367

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02/01/2019

12/12/2018

Rice is a staple food in Japan. This time get familiar with osenbei, the cracker made out of rice that is loved everywhere in Japan!

12/12/2018

One of the winter Japanese cuisine you can't miss, "nabe", a Japanese hot pot dishes. This post will be a perfect guide for everyone who would like to try making nabe of their own. From the most basic kind of nabe to the unique ones, you will get to know 12 recipes in this post.

30/11/2018

Japanese curry is hard to explain, because it's not very similar to Indian curry or Thai curry. It is what Japanese people enjoy eating since childhood, and you hardly hear someone saying that they dislike curry. There are many places that you can try different kinds of Japanese curry in Tokyo, so e...

25/11/2018

“The culinary possibilities of fresh yuba are limitless.”

25/11/2018

In the U.S., tofu tends to be viewed as a health food. Living in Japan really changed my views on tofu, as it is a staple food item there. When you go into a supermarket in Japan, there’s an entire tofu section (like the cheese section in our American supermarkets), filled with different varieties...

21/11/2018

This summer, I visited the island of Okinawa and was immediately drawn to the pristine beaches and stunning underwater creatures. It was a feast for the eyes and the soul, and the Okinawa cuisine made an

19/11/2018

When I think of autumn in Japan, I think of chestnuts, matsutake mushrooms and persimmons. Persimmons were known to the ancient Greeks as the “fruit of the gods”, and with good reason. I love their bright orange color and their pleasant sweetness. I love cutting them into pieces and eating them ...