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Japanese cuisine has been influenced by foreign ingredients and culinary techniques through cultural exchange and trade over centuries. For example, ingredients like tempura (battered and deep-fried seafood and vegetables) and ramen (noodle soup) were introduced from China, while Portuguese traders brought tempura frying techniques to Japan in the 16th century.