When most people think of Japanese food, their minds jump straight to sushi. Maybe ramen if they’ve spent some time on Instagram. But reducing the culinary landscape of Japan to just raw fish and noodles is like saying American food is only hamburgers. It...

When most people think of Japanese food, their minds jump straight to sushi. Maybe ramen if they’ve spent some time on Instagram. But reducing the culinary landscape of Japan to just raw fish and noodles...

When most people think of Japanese food, their minds jump straight to sushi. Maybe ramen if they’ve spent some time on Instagram. But reducing the culinary landscape of Japan to just raw fish and noodles is like saying American food is only hamburgers. It misses the depth, the history, and the sheer artistry that defines one of the world's most revered food cultures. Traditional Japanese cuisine, or washoku, was added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2013, joining the ranks of French gastronomy. This recognition wasn't just for the flavors—though they are incredible—but for the social practices, the respect for nature, and the emphasis on sustainable use of natural...

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