Jan 24, 2025 · Osechi ryori, often shortened to simply “osechi,” is the name for the traditional New Year’s feast of an exquisitely prepared collection of foods. Osechi is easily recognizable by their special boxes called jūbako, which resemble bentō boxes.

Nov 22, 2024 · Kazunoko, also known as Herring roe, is one of the most popular dishes in osechi cuisine. Its bright yellow color and unique crunchy texture make it popular, and its exquisite saltiness makes it a perfect match for sake.

Nov 12, 2024 · Yellowtail is a traditional choice for osechi dishes because it symbolizes success, conveying the hope for prosperity in the coming year. Additionally, yellowtail is in season during winter, making it particularly rich and flavorful, which adds to its appeal in osechi preparations.

【Introduction to Osechi】 Osechi Ryori is indispensable for the Japanese New Year. Additionally, each dish has a congratulatory meaning. In addition to that, there are also manners in how to eat osechi dishes.

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May 18, 2022 · Kamaboko has a combination of the colors red and white. The red color represents a belief that prevents evil spirits, while the white represents purity. Further, the shape of kamaboko — resembling that of the sun at daybreak— represents the new year’s first sunrise. so It is in osechi that many Japanese eat for new year.

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Jan 19, 2025 · New Year: Osechi Ryori; Tanabata: Somen (Thin Noodles) Juusan-ya (13th Night): Kurigohan (Chestnut Rice)

Oct 14, 2021 · Toraya. This is a long-established Japanese sweets shop. The founding date of Toraya is back to the Muromachi period. In addition, there are some types of colorful Nerikiri that are fun to look at and have been handed down to the present based on recipes that have continued since the Edo period.

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