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Japanese Food
Regional Flavor: Ishikawa
Take an in-depth tour of different regions throughout Japan and
learn the distinct culinary cultures, flavors and ingredients
that define their tradition, as well as the unique products exported throughout the world.
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JAPANESE INGREDIENTS
NEWS & EVENTS
Japan Pavilion @ The International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of New York
March 9-11, 2008
This spring, MAFF (Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan) will be presenting the Japan Pavilion at the International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of New York.
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JETRO @ Natural Products Expo West 2008
March 14-16, 2008
JETRO will participate in the Natural Products Expo West this year for the first time. With the value placed on raw, wholesome ingredients and natural flavors, Japanese cuisine is a natural fit for the expo and JETRO is proud to represent it. We will host four Japanese companies who have not yet begun exporting to the U.S., as well as some companies already distributing their products in the Southern California market.
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FOOD TRENDS
An Osaka Tea Establishment Opens Its Doors in New York City
TAFU, a long-established tea seller in Osaka, Japan, opened its first U.S. branch in New York City offering premium tea and confectionaries. The venue features a line of specialty teas brewed using the authentic, traditional Japanese technique in a modern Asia-chic setting.
The veteran tea company's New York flagship opened in the heart of Manhattan on September 25th on the ground floor of the Doubletree Hotel in Midtown East. The 540-square-foot teahouse, finished warmly with dark blonde counters and aged metal tone flooring, serves freshly brewed teas for $2.50 a cup and caters primarily to take-out customers.