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Jumonji daikons

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White Curtains Swaying in the “Daikon Wind” from the Foothills

Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture

A curtain of dried persimmons

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Caramel-colored Dried Persimmons Get Sweeter with the Power of Nature and People

Hata, Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture

Nagato Yuzukichi

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Nagato Yuzukichi Plays a Principal Part in Meals

Nagato, Yamaguchi Prefecture

南三陸町（南三陸町観光協会提供）

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Ten Years After the Earthquake—Striving for a Cycle of Ocean-Town-Mountain Activity

Minamisanriku, Miyagi Prefecture

キャベツ

Nature, Food, and People Weave Together the Tastes of Water-Rich Iwate-Machi

マリポ農園の生きくらげ

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Fresh Wood Ear: A Summer Flavor Nurtured by Seiwa’s Spring Water

Kimitsu, Chiba Prefecture

砂窯焙煎でつくられる東京麦茶

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Tokyo Mugicha—the Fragrant Tea Created by Skilled Roasting Techniques

過酷な気候でこそ生育する不老長寿の実「ハスカップ」

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Blue Honeysuckle: A Berry of Longevity That Only Grows in Harsh Climates

Obihiro, Hokkaido

湯波を引き上げている風景

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Originally an Offering to the Gods. The History of the Beautiful, Silk-Like Nikko Yuba.

Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture

まだ世界が知らない蒸留酒、東京の島酒

Savoring Tokyo Islands Spirits, the Distilled Liquor Yet Unknown to the World

山口県のブランド地鶏「長州黒かしわ」

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Choshu Kurokashiwa, a Jidori Nurtured by the Bounty of the Sea and the Mountains

Nagato, Yamaguchi Prefecture

伊豆諸島の郷土料理

Island Feasts that are Full of the Remote Islands’ Bounty and History