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The Yellow Apples that Connect a Mountainous Region with Consumers

Higashiagatsuma, Gunma Prefecture

笠間の栗

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Chestnut Farmer in Kasama Questions the Future of Food

Kasama, Ibaraki Prefecture

芋煮といものこ汁

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Imoni, Tohoku’s Autumn Tradition

平潟漁港

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The Port Town of Hirakata, Home of Dobujiru—The Origin of Anko Hot Pots

Hirakata, Kitaibaraki, Ibaraki Prefecture

甲州ぶどう

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Aiming to Make the World’s Best Wines from the Koshu Region

Koshu, Yamanashi Prefecture

湘南きゅうり園の相模半白節成

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Sagami Hanjiro Fushinari, a Cucumber of Hiratsuka Tradition

Hiratsuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture

小出商店の大山とうふ

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Oyama’s Tofu Cuisine, Nurtured by Mt. Oyama’s Clear Spring Water

房州びわ

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Boshu Biwa, a Juicy, Early Summer Fruit Grown in Minami-Boso

Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture

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Magical Tomato Grown in Sand and Colorful Western Vegetables

Shirakata, Fukui, Fukui Prefecture

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Nanko Ume, a Product of Ancestral Wisdom Passed Down Until the Present Day

Minabe, Hidaka District, Wakayama Prefecture

萬年屋の味噌玉

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Misodama Process Preserved by Mannenya, a Miso Maker Boasting 200 Years of History

Hokota’s Melons Yuka

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Hokota’s Melons—A New Challenge for Three Generations of Farmers

Hokota, Ibaraki Prefecture