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HROZJapanese cuisine (*Washoku*) is all about seasonal ingredients, clean flavors, and incredible care in presentation. Here is a breakdown of some of the most iconic Japanese dishes to check out:
## Iconic Staples
* **Ramen:** Chewy wheat noodles served in a rich broth (such as *tonkotsu* pork bone, *shoyu* soy sauce, or *miso*) and topped with sliced pork (*chashu*), soft-boiled eggs, and green onions
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* **Sushi & Sashimi:** Vinegared rice paired with ultra-fresh raw seafood (*Sushi*), or sliced raw fish served entirely on its own (*Sashimi*).
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* **Tempura:** Seafood and seasonal vegetables lightly battered and fried until crispy, served with a delicate dipping sauce or seasoned salt.
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* **Japanese Curry (*Kare Raisu*):** A thick, savory, slightly sweet curry served over rice, often topped with a crispy breaded cutlet (*Katsu*).
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## Comfort Foods & Street Bites
* **Takoyaki:** Crisp, ball-shaped street food snacks filled with diced octopus, brushed with savory brown sauce, Japanese mayo, and topped with dancing bonito flakes
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* **Okonomiyaki:** A savory, cabbage-based pancake cooked on a flat griddle and customized with your choice of pork, seafood, cheese, and toppings.
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* **Yakitori:** Skewered chicken grilled over hot charcoal and seasoned with sea salt or a sweet soy glaze (*tare*).
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* **Onigiri:** Convenient rice triangles wrapped in seaweed, often stuffed with salted salmon, tuna-mayo, or pickled plum (*umeboshi*).
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## Noodle Dishes
* **Udon:** Thick, chewy wheat noodles served hot in a clear, comforting broth or cold with a dipping sauce.
* **Soba:** Earthy buckwheat noodles that can be enjoyed steaming hot in winter or chilled on a bamboo mat in summer.

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