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Guzoni, 具雑煮
2024/01/08
Japanese cuisineGuzoni is a local cuisine in Shimabara. It is said to create during the Shimabara Rebellion of 1637. When Christians were fought under the leader ship of Amakusa Shiro, they brought various ingre …
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Sara-udon, 皿うどん
2024/01/07
Japanese cuisineSara-udon is a local cuisine in Nagasaki and The literal meaning is udon (udon noodle) on a plate (sara). It is a dish with stir-fried ingredients such as pork, seafood, and plenty of vegetables, placed o …
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Nagasaki was a small Rome
2024/01/07
History of Japanese Christianity, Staff BlogTodos os Santos Church, the first church in Nagasaki, was built in 1569. Federal lord Omura and the Jesuits made an agreement to make Nagasaki a port for trade with Nanban. (Portugal and Spain) in 1570. Nagasaki P …
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Variety of local cuisines in Aso and Kumamoto
2024/01/06
Japanese cuisine, Staff BlogDago-jiru, Takana-meshi and Basashi Dago-jiru Soup cuisine used dumpling (dago) made by rolling flour, and also a lot of ingredients are included such as vegetables and meat. Takana-meshi (rice) Made by fry …
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Michino-eki, 道の駅
2024/01/05
Featured things in Japan, Staff BlogMichino-eki means Road Station in Japan and provides places for travellers to rest, they are intended to promote local tourism and trade. There are local shops such as agricultural products (fruits, ve …
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Eel cuisne, Unagino seiro-mushi, 鰻のせいろ蒸し
2024/01/03
Japanese cuisine, Staff BlogThe eel cuisine created in Yanagawa. The grilled eel is placed on the rice sprinkled with special sauce and steamed in a bamboo steamer. Each restaurant has own special sauce.
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26 Saints are the first martyrs in Japan
2024/01/04
History of Japanese Christianity, Staff Blog26 Christians arrested in Kyoto who were consisted of 20 Japanese, 4 Spaniards, 1 Mexican, and 1 Portuguese. They were forced to walk barefoot to Nagasaki for about a month. On February 5, 1597, all 26 Christians …
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Torii Shinto Shrine gate, 鳥居
2024/01/07
Featured things in JapanIs there any special meaning in the Torii Shinto Shrine gate? Torii is a gate-like structure placed at key point in the path leading to the Shinto shrine. It consists of two standing pillars, with two horizont …
