【Japanese people teach】how to eat Washoku

【Taught by Japanese people】 The appeal of mochi and how to eat it

As a Japanese, I would like to share the charm of traditional Japanese mochi. Mochi is made from simple ingredients in a uniq […]

Washoku

Introducing pictures of very cute Japanese Onigiri (rice balls) such as dogs and cats, and pandas. Cute dog Onigiri These two […]

“Dango” (sweet dumpling) is a Japanese sweet that has a round shape. There is plenty of sweet sauce on the white […]

“Taiyaki” is a Japanese sweet that has the shape of a fish. The fluffy dough contains plenty of sweet bean paste. […]

Very thin Japanese noodles made from wheat flour. Eat this noodle in cold soup. Or put it in warm soup and eat it. This is so […]

Japanese sweets that look and taste gorgeous. It’s anmitsu. It is one of the washoku sweets that Japan is proud of. As […]

Washoku

Japanese pickles are called “tsukemono”. Japanese pickles, a traditional Japanese preserved food. It has a unique […]

Daifuku is a sweet Japanese sweet. Sweet bean paste is wrapped in a thin rice cake. It is one of the old washoku sweets in Ja […]

Yokan that tastes very sweet and elegant. It is one of the washoku sweets that Japan is proud of. As a Japanese, I will teach […]

White and elongated food. Udon can be eaten hot or cold. It is one of the washoku that Japan is proud of. As a Japanese, I wi […]