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How has Japanese cuisine adapted to regional differences?
How has Japanese cuisine adapted to regional differences?
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Japanese cuisine reflects diverse regional ingredients, climates, and culinary traditions across Japan’s prefectures. Each region has its specialties, such as Hokkaido’s seafood, Kyoto’s kaiseki cuisine, and Okinawa’s unique dishes. Regional variations contribute to Japan’s culinary diversity and gastronomic heritage