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Imoni (芋煮)
INTRODUCTION TO IMONI Heading somewhere north eastern part of Japan this fall? Why not try this traditional cuisine of Yamagata City! Imoni is a hearty Japanese meat stew which includes a type of taro...
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Sakata Ramen (酒田ラーメン)
Yamagata Prefecture is the ramen kingdom with Japan largest ramen consumption. The number of stores per capita is also the fiercest battleground in Japan. Most of the residents of the prefecture love...
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Chrysanthemum dishes (菊料理)
Chrysanthemum dishes in Japan showcase the culinary use of chrysanthemum flowers. These dishes highlight edible chrysanthemums’ visual and flavorful appeal, incorporating them into salads, tempura,...
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Natto Jiru (納豆汁)
Let’s explore Natto soup (or Natto jiru)! It’s a special dish from Yamagata and Akita Prefectures known for its thick texture. It’s made with natto, which makes it thick and keeps you warm. In this...
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Hiyashi Ramen (冷やしラーメン)
Are you familiar with the chilled ramen enjoyed in Yamagata Prefecture? It’s not like the usual cold noodles or chilled Chinese noodles. Instead, it’s a unique local specialty where ramen is served...
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Tama konnyaku (たまこんにゃく)
Yamagata Prefecture is well-known for its beautiful landscapes, like the stunning Yamadera temple and Mount Zao. It’s also famous for its relaxing hot springs (or onsen). When it comes to food,...
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La France (ラフランス)
Many people may be wondering about the differences between “洋梨” (Western pear) and “ラフランス” (La France pear). Additionally, even if you come across them in supermarkets or grocery stores, you might...
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