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Osechi-ryōri (御節料理, お節料理 or おせち) are
traditional ****anese New Year foods. The
tradition started in the
Heian period (794–1185).
Osechi are
easily recognizable...
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selection of
dishes during the New Year
celebration called osechi-ryōri,
typically shortened to
osechi. Many of
these dishes are sweet, sour, or dried, so they...
- discreetly. In Kanazawa, ryōtei
compete to sell the most
extravagant take-home
osechi meals during the new year, a
practice that is
centuries old. In the 1840s...
- is
strongly ****ociated with the ****anese New Year and its
tradition of
osechi ceremonial foods. The
preparation of zōni
varies both by
household and region...
- one of the
symbolic foods during the ****anese New Year,
referred to as
osechi.
Tazukuri (fried
sweet and
savory sardines) are made by
frying the dried...
- good-luck item. Therefore, it is
customary to make
nimono and eat it at
Osechi (New Year's dishes), etc. The
season as a
foodstuff is from
November to...
- used to hold and
present food in ****an. The
boxes are
often used to hold
osechi,
foods traditional to the ****anese New Year, or to hold
takeaway lunches...
- are cleaned,
debts are paid off, and
osechi (food in
lacquered trays for the New Year) is
prepared or bought.
Osechi foods are
traditional foods which are...
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followed by
consumption of sake (toso) and
special celebration food (e.g.
osechi, zōni). Some
shrines and
temples have
millions of
visitors over the three...
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Osechi, new year
special dishes...
