Local cuisine on traditional recipes and wisdom inherited from generation to generation
Fukui entertains visitors with a variety of fine sake. Sake is Japanese alcohol made from rice, water, koji (a mold that grows on rice), and yeast. Japanese people often call...
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If you love to have an adventure, why don’t you jump on a train to Fukui? At first glance, Fukui City might appear to have little to offer tourists, however,...
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Fish inevitably spoils or goes rotten soon without stopping the bacteria. Fermentation is one of the common methods to preserve fish for a longer time; e.g., anchovy from the Mediterranean,...
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Pierre Deschamps, the director of the documentary film “Noma My Perfect Storm”, pointed out that the aim of Noma, a two star Michelin restaurant in Copenhagen, is to promote the...
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Have you ever heard of “umami”? Umami (旨味) is the fifth taste (following sweet, sour, salty and bitter), corresponding to the flavor of glutamates, especially monosodium glutamate. The chemical basis...
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