supermarkets and Japanese confectionery shops in the Tsugaru region of Aomori Prefecture and Akita Prefecture are lined with sweets called "Unpei" during the New Year holidays, before Obon, and during the equinox period. Right...
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As the cherry blossoms in Hirosaki Park begin to bloom, Tsugaru people begin to "experience the cherry blossom viewing in a slightly unusual way." The ones that line up on the leisure sheet are actually "thorny cleavage..."
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There are many local ramen in Aomori Prefecture, and among them, "Miso Curry Milk Ramen" stands out. At first glance, it seems like a mismatch...
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For tourists visiting Aomori, one of the joys of traveling is Ekiben. Among them, "Hitokuchidarake" is a luxurious station bento where you can enjoy little by little Aomori's local cuisine...
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When I use Tsugaru dialect on a daily basis, I notice an astonishing amount of onomatopoeia (onomatopoeia) that are not found in standard Japanese. The large amount of onomatopoeia makes the nuance of conversation...
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When it comes to shijimi, miso soup is the standard, but shijimi in Aomori Prefecture has such a shame that it's a waste to its own. Especially caught at Lake Juso and Lake Ogawara...
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For Aomori residents, simiko is not just a companion to rice. If you have a simplicity for breakfast, that's enough to satisfy you. Rather, if you have muscular food, you can have other side dishes...
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Did you know that Aomori Prefecture is the second best horse meat after Kumamoto and Fukushima? While horse meat dishes such as horse sashimi and cherry blossoms are widely known, Aomori is hidden ...
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Speaking of winter in Aomori, snow, winter sports, and delicious hot pot dishes that warm up to your heart. Indispensable in such winter is Takasago Foods "Nabayaki Udon" ...
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From last year to this year, Aomori Prefecture has been hit by heavy snowfall than usual. Actually, from around the fall of last year, he said, "It may be heavy snow because there are many stink bugs."
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