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Nara Food Culture
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Culture of Narazuke

Narazuke, as the name suggests, is a pickle originating in Nara, made by adding various vegetables and fruits to sake lees. The wooden tablet at right, from the 8th century, features the inscription kasuzuke uri (edible gourd sake lees pickles). Sake lees pickles of long ago were made by pickling melons and other things in thick sake lees.

 

 

 

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Culture of Yoshino hon-kudzu

Kudzu is a climbing plant that grows naturally in the mountains and fields. The powdered starch made from the roots of the kudzu plant,

Yoshino hon-kuzu is used to make Japanese sweets and to thicken dishes.

 

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Culture of persimmon leaf sushi

Ever since Nara was the capital, eating seafood has been a “deep desire” of the people of this capital. Ingenuity brought seafood from the distant seas, making it possible to eat delicious seafood even in Nara.

 

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Reiwa 5th year "Food Culture Story" Creation and Dissemination Model Project

 

Nara Prefecture Promotion of Abundant Food and Agriculture Division


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