sword fish

I ate Sanma’s grilled sword fish.  What is the secret of the rich taste of fat?  The fragrant fragrance of grilled sword fish is the king of grilled fish.  The decisive factor in the taste of the familiar sword fish.#Japan
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sea bream

I ate a gold-eye sea bream pickled in miso.  The rich taste unique to gold-eye sea bream.  It is a “Japanese taste” while keeping the traditional taste.
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Motsunabe

I ate Motsunabe.  Motsunabe is a hot pot dish made mainly of beef or pork (built-in meat such as small and large intestines, also known as “hormones”).
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Okonomiyaki

I ate okonomiyaki.  Okonomiyaki is a type of teppanyaki that uses flour and cabbage.  Using wheat flour dissolved in water as a dough, using your favorite ingredients such as vegetables, meat, seafood, baked on an iron plate, and seasoned with sauces, mayonnaise, blue seaweed and so on.
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boiled Hoto

I ate a boiled Hoto.  Yamanashi Prefecture’s specialty “Hoto” is a local dish from Yamanashi Prefecture. Miso-based soup is filled with pumpkins, Chinese cabbage, radish, carrots, taro, mushrooms, pork and other vegetables and thick noodles.  ) Is a stewed noodle dish.
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minestrone

I ate minestrone.  Minestrone is a highly nutritious vegetable that is boiled and steamed to bring out the umami.  I was looking for this delicious food.
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