Japan is divided into 47 administrative divisions known as "prefectures." Each prefecture has its own unique characteristics, culture, and attractions. Here are some of the prefectures of Japan along with what...
What could be more beautiful than Japanese desserts and sweets? Much like the French, the Japanese show a passion for baking and confectionery as a form of art...
Japanese New Year is a much bigger celebration than Christmas for the Japanese and is in fact, one of the biggest celebrations in the Japanese calendar...
A Geographical Indication (GI) product is a type of intellectual property that signifies a product's specific geographical origin and its association with certain qualities, characteristics, or reputation derived from that...
When it comes to food, understanding Kanji characters related to various ingredients, dishes, and culinary concepts is essential for exploring and appreciating the rich world of Japanese cuisine. In this...
It's Christmas!! At SushiSushi we love all things Christmas and the festive period. So here is how Christmas is celebrated in Japan... from KFC and gift giving to Santa Claus...
Sushi doesn't just come in roll form - although California rolls are delicious! It's important if you consider yourself a sushi lover, that you understand the difference between a maki...
The History of Japanese food is very much a large part of Japanese culture, and an integral part of the Japanese people's everyday lives, but how did it come to...
In Japan, Christmas was first celebrated in 1552. Here are 5 meals that are commonly eaten at Christmas in Japan.
Zen-noh Japanese wagyu has arrived at Sushisushi! We now have A5 wagyu in stock! A5 wagyu is the highest Japanese grade there is. But how is wagyu judged? In ...