“SOTORECIPE LOCAL”features the untapped Japanese local food and culture.
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05/11/2019
Japanese traditional seasoning, Miso Have you heard of Kanemitsu Miso from Fuchu City, Hiroshima which 90% of their income is from overseas?! https://shoyu-japan.com/en/2019/11/06/016/
SHOYU is Japanese local food and culture guide that bring you theunapproached food cultures of Japan through the words of the local culinaryprofessionals and experience programs.
SHOYU is Japanese local food and culture guide that bring you theunapproached food cultures of Japan through the words of the local culinaryprofessionals and experience programs.
SHOYU is Japanese local food and culture guide that bring you theunapproached food cultures of Japan through the words of the local culinaryprofessionals and experience programs.
06/09/2019
Puffer fish, fish ara* … extra-fish sushi at a keen price! Enjoying the Iki-iki Bakangai at the Karato Market in Shimonoseki. *leftover bony fish scraps.
SHOYU is Japanese local food and culture guide that bring you theunapproached food cultures of Japan through the words of the local culinaryprofessionals and experience programs.
05/09/2019
Even general visitors get a huge welcome! Shop and breakfast at ‘Adachi fish market’ in Senju, Tokyo.
SHOYU is Japanese local food and culture guide that bring you theunapproached food cultures of Japan through the words of the local culinaryprofessionals and experience programs.
04/09/2019
Ask the taxi driver about sanuki udon! “Udon Taxi”guides you to famous, unique, and secret udon restaurants.
SHOYU is Japanese local food and culture guide that bring you theunapproached food cultures of Japan through the words of the local culinaryprofessionals and experience programs.
29/08/2019
No.1 Number of Food stands area in Japan, Evolving food stands of Fukuoka
SHOYU is Japanese local food and culture guide that bring you theunapproached food cultures of Japan through the words of the local culinaryprofessionals and experience programs.
28/08/2019
Excitement of the crystal clear look and sweetness spreading in your mouth! The secret story of the Yobuko’s local specialty “Squid’s ikizukuri”
SHOYU is Japanese local food and culture guide that bring you theunapproached food cultures of Japan through the words of the local culinaryprofessionals and experience programs.
27/08/2019
【Go before they are sold out! NEZU TAIYAKI do not wait!】
Nezu Shrine in Tokyo is famous for having a thousand Torii gates, a leading path to the inner sanctuary.
Beyond the thousand torii gates and the nostalgic Nezu Shrine, you will find NEZU TAIYAKI.
Come taste the fish shaped cake with exquisite balance of skin and red brean paste! And make sure you come early so they do not run out!
Store name: NEZU TAIYAKI
Address: 1-23-9-104, Nezu Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
26/08/2019
Eat at the food stand, walk around and enjoy retro downtown, Yanaka, Nezu and Sendagi a.k.a.Yanesen where Edo spirit still lives. From ready-to-eat dishes to sweets!
The color of squid sashimi you get at port town Yobuko, in north of Saga prefecture is nothing like you have seen.
At Fish Dining Genkai, squid is taken right out of the squid tank in the kitchen and prepared.
Find out more about the crystal-clear squid of Yobuko and their professionalism. They are as fresh as eating them alive!
Store name: Fish Dining Genkai
Address: 508-3 Tononoura Yobuko-cho, Karatsu-shi, Saga
16/08/2019
【 The traditional way of making IT is by stepping on IT. 】
Do you see people stamping on something?
They are actually making one of Japanese traditional noodle, Udon
This is one of the important steps to get the strength of Udon.
The secret to chewiness to Japanese Udon.
13/08/2019
【Guess what those pretty little artworks in the store is?!】
The answer is.. Japanese candy craft!
In Japan, candy craft is one of traditional handicrafts.
Candy craftsman makes your ordered candy right in front of you!
The craftsman heats up the candy and within three minutes, the candy dough get cold and hard again so they have to shape out the candy before it gets cold.
Come and watch the amazing skill and get a perfect souvenir to take back!
Store Name: Ame Craft Yoshihara Sendagi Main Store
Address: 〒 113-0022 1-23-5 Sendagi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-1 1F
09/08/2019
【Can you guess what this is?!】
The answer to that is "Handa Somen” a type of noodle that has been based down from Edo period, a local food culture Tokushima Prefecture, Tsurugi Town Handa district of Japan.
In the Handa district. it used to be a common summer scene to see noodles hang outside to dry. However, the noodle factories that use this traditional method have grown less and less over time, and it is now a sight that is unusual to see.
A traditional scenery of good old Japan fading away in time…
You can explore the untold history of Japanese food culture from various local areas
including the manufacturing methods and the work of local culinary professionals.
You can also find a variety of exciting experience programs here.
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“SHOYU”features the untapped Japanese local food and culture.
Japanese gastronomy has been in the spotlight for some time now;
not just within Japan but from all over the world.
However, the profundity of its nature gets in the way for many even for the people of Japan.
“SHOYU” maximizes ways to enjoy Japanese food culture and deliver it to you,
anywhere in the world.
SHOYU supports every travel addicts to find new travel experience.
Unexplored Japanese local food and the joy it brings.
Beyond well-known sushi and tempura.
There are 47 prefectures in Japan.
And every single prefecture follows its own culture
and has devoted food culture of its own, from manufacturing methods to food
inheritance.
Through the words of the local culinary professionals and experience programs,
we dig into the heart of Japanese food tourism
and maximize the value and inspiration.
With SHOYU, you can find and explore the never experienced food tourism
that you have been looking for…
And that is our mission.