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Sardines From Japan. Aozakana are in season in autumn and winter in japan and are rich, oily fish and therefore very tasty. Frozen sardines have washed up on the beaches of three towns in hokkaido, with the fishes' bodies covering several kilometers on the sea of okhotsk coast. Niboshi (tokyo area) or iriko (osaka area) is a traditional japanese product consisting of dried sardines. Sardine is called iwashi in japanese and iwashi is an aozakana (青魚), literally, ‘blue fish’. The baby sardines are boiled in salt water, then dried. Simmered sardines with pickled plum is the dish that lets you eat the entire body of the sardine including the bones. Blue refers to the color of the back of the fish. The umeboshi (pickled plum), sake, and ginger in the. Interestingly, the chinese character, or kanji for iwashi is 鰯 and it means ‘weak fish’. It’s a classic and delicious japanese preserved food of dried tiny sardines slowly. Shirasu and chirimen jako refer to a group of baby white fish.

Interestingly, the chinese character, or kanji for iwashi is 鰯 and it means ‘weak fish’. Frozen sardines have washed up on the beaches of three towns in hokkaido, with the fishes' bodies covering several kilometers on the sea of okhotsk coast. Simmered sardines with pickled plum is the dish that lets you eat the entire body of the sardine including the bones. Aozakana are in season in autumn and winter in japan and are rich, oily fish and therefore very tasty. Sardine is called iwashi in japanese and iwashi is an aozakana (青魚), literally, ‘blue fish’. The baby sardines are boiled in salt water, then dried. Niboshi (tokyo area) or iriko (osaka area) is a traditional japanese product consisting of dried sardines. Blue refers to the color of the back of the fish. Shirasu and chirimen jako refer to a group of baby white fish. It’s a classic and delicious japanese preserved food of dried tiny sardines slowly.

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Sardines From Japan The umeboshi (pickled plum), sake, and ginger in the. Interestingly, the chinese character, or kanji for iwashi is 鰯 and it means ‘weak fish’. It’s a classic and delicious japanese preserved food of dried tiny sardines slowly. Blue refers to the color of the back of the fish. The baby sardines are boiled in salt water, then dried. The umeboshi (pickled plum), sake, and ginger in the. Sardine is called iwashi in japanese and iwashi is an aozakana (青魚), literally, ‘blue fish’. Shirasu and chirimen jako refer to a group of baby white fish. Niboshi (tokyo area) or iriko (osaka area) is a traditional japanese product consisting of dried sardines. Simmered sardines with pickled plum is the dish that lets you eat the entire body of the sardine including the bones. Aozakana are in season in autumn and winter in japan and are rich, oily fish and therefore very tasty. Frozen sardines have washed up on the beaches of three towns in hokkaido, with the fishes' bodies covering several kilometers on the sea of okhotsk coast.