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Every year on March 3rd in Japan, the Japanese celebrate Hinamatsuri – also known as Doll Festival (雛祭り) or Girl’s Day - with special foods, such as chirashi sushi, clam soup, and strawberry daifuku. Read more about the tradition and recipes to make for this special day. | More Japanese Food & Culture at JustOneCookbook.com #japanesefood #japantravel #japanculture Japan Party Ideas, Cultural Food Recipes, Japanese Festival Food, Clam Soup, Chirashi Sushi, Strawberry Daifuku, Japanese New Year Food, Japanese Meals, Cultural Food
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Hinamatsuri: Japanese Girl’s Day Celebration & Recipes

Every year on March 3rd in Japan, the Japanese celebrate Hinamatsuri – also known as Doll Festival (雛祭り) or Girl’s Day - with special foods, such as chirashi sushi, clam soup, and strawberry daifuku. Read more about the tradition and recipes to make for this special day. | More Japanese Food & Culture at JustOneCookbook.com #japanesefood #japantravel #japanculture

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Osechi Ryori: are traditional Japanese foods eaten during the start of the new year. They are placed in a beautiful multilayer bento called jubako. The foods in this established tradition represent a specific wish for the new year. For example, lotus root symbolizes hope for a good and happy future without obstacles ahead. This is because the vegetable has holes that you can see through the other side (the future) without obstacles. Japanese New Year Food, Japanese Food Traditional, Sweet Red Bean, Japanese New Year, New Years Traditions, New Year's Food, Japanese Bento, Family Feast, Foods To Eat
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Celebrating Oshogatsu: An Introduction to Japanese New Year Traditions

Osechi Ryori: are traditional Japanese foods eaten during the start of the new year. They are placed in a beautiful multilayer bento called jubako. The foods in this established tradition represent a specific wish for the new year. For example, lotus root symbolizes hope for a good and happy future without obstacles ahead. This is because the vegetable has holes that you can see through the other side (the future) without obstacles.

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Seasonality, or the use of fresh, seasonal ingredients, is very important in Japanese cuisine and culture. Food ingredients change with Japan’s four distinct seasons, and people celebrate these seasons with their food. Here’s a guide to Japan’s different foods by season. Golden Week Japan, Japanese Food Traditional, Japanese Holidays, Golden Week, Culture Food, Japanese Word, Food Ingredients, Seasonal Food, Seasonal Ingredients
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GUIDE TO SEASONAL JAPANESE FOODS AND INGREDIENTS

Seasonality, or the use of fresh, seasonal ingredients, is very important in Japanese cuisine and culture. Food ingredients change with Japan’s four distinct seasons, and people celebrate these seasons with their food. Here’s a guide to Japan’s different foods by season.

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29+ Quick and Tasty Party Food Japanese Style for Any Occasion

Imagine this: The soft lighting of the room and colorful chatter, the sound of the cutlery and the glasses, the decoration that the table had beautifully laid out, the various dishes that had been prepared

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