Japanese Food Culture

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Osechi Ryori Explained: Japan’s Traditional New Year Cuisine

Explore Osechi Ryori, Japan's New Year cuisine, filled with symbolic dishes for health, prosperity, and family. Learn about its history and regional variations.
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Toshikoshi Soba: A Profound Japanese Year-End Tradition

Explore Toshikoshi Soba, the Japanese New Year's Eve tradition symbolizing renewal, prosperity, and family unity as the old year transitions to the new.
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What Are Japan’s 5 Sekku Festivals? The Stories Behind Each Seasonal Celebration

Discover Japan’s five seasonal festivals, the Gosekku, and their cultural significance. Learn the traditions and stories behind each celebration.
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The Story of Sekihan: Why Japanese People Eat Red Rice on Special Days

Explore the deep cultural meaning of Japan’s red rice, sekihan—from ancient rituals to modern celebrations, and why it's served on life’s most sacred occasions.
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