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What Is the Foot Ring on Japanese Bowls and Why Does It Matter?
In Japan, many everyday bowls—like rice bowls and soup bowls—have a slightly raised ring on the bottom. If you’re used to Western tableware, you might not have noticed this detail before, since many dishes outside Japan don’t have this f... -
No Gyunabe, Not Cool: The Surprising Origins of Sukiyaki
When you think of beef, what Japanese washoku dish comes to mind? Many of you might say “sukiyaki.” Interestingly, sukiyaki is not a traditional Japanese dish – it came about during the Meiji period. Back then, it was called "gyunabe" or... -
Is Ramen Washoku?
"What would you say if someone asked, "Is ramen washoku?" You might find yourself pausing and thinking, "What really counts as washoku or Japanese food?" That's what I am getting into today. How the Debate about Washoku Started It all st...
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