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Towns tagged “Local cuisine”
70 towns that Machigatari wrote up under “Local cuisine”, across 26 prefectures.
“Local cuisine” is an editorial tag, chosen town by town. This is not a complete count of every town in Japan that fits, and a town missing here is not a town that doesn't fit. Towns are listed by prefecture in local government code order, with no ranking.
Hokkaido1
Hokkaido pageIwate Prefecture1
Iwate Prefecture pageAkita Prefecture1
Akita Prefecture pageYamagata Prefecture4
Yamagata Prefecture pageFukushima Prefecture1
Fukushima Prefecture pageSaitama Prefecture8
Saitama Prefecture page- Gyoda City"Saitama" was born among these mounds.Sakitama burial mounds
- Kazo CityA 100-metre carp streamer swims in the sky.Jumbo Koinobori
- Higashimatsuyama CityThree days of walking in the hills.Japan Three-Day March
- Hanyu CityA lost carnivorous plant returned to its pond.Mujinamo, Hōzōji Pond
- Fukaya CityBorn here: the father of Japan's economy.Shibusawa Eiichi's birthplace
- Yoshikawa CityDon't leave without eating the catfish.
- Kawajima TownA river-ringed island, guarded by levees.Kawajima ring levee
- Higashichichibu VillageSaitama's only village, east of Chichibu.
Tokyo1
Tokyo pageToyama Prefecture3
Toyama Prefecture pageIshikawa Prefecture2
Ishikawa Prefecture pageFukui Prefecture8
Fukui Prefecture page- Fukui CityA whole Sengoku town, kept under the soil.Ichijōdani, Asakura castle town
- Obama CityTwo Kamakura-era treasures in the hills.Myotsu-ji hall and pagoda
- Ono CityOn Hangeshō, skewered grilled mackerel.Hangeshō grilled mackerel
- Echizen CityAn unmatched roof for the god of paper.Okafuto and Ōtaki Shrines
- Eiheiji TownMonks train in 19 protected halls.Daihonzan Eiheiji
- Minami-Echizen TownA flightless beetle in one high pond.Yasha diving beetle, Yashagaike
- Mihama TownJump into a winter canal, tear the rope.Hiruga Tug of War
- Oi TownA valley library named to waste no drop.Jakushū Itteki Bunko
Yamanashi Prefecture1
Yamanashi Prefecture pageNagano Prefecture3
Nagano Prefecture pageShizuoka Prefecture3
Shizuoka Prefecture pageOsaka Prefecture1
Osaka Prefecture pageHyogo Prefecture6
Hyogo Prefecture page- Akashi CityJapan sets its clocks by this town.The 135th meridian east
- Toyooka CityThe storks came back to the sky.Oriental stork releases
- Kakogawa CityWestern food you eat with chopsticks, at 100 places.Katsumeshi
- Tatsuno CityLight soy sauce began with this river's water.Birthplace of usukuchi soy
- Inagawa TownA 50-centimetre telescope on the hilltop.Inagawa Observatory
- Fukusaki TownA yokai surfaces every 15 minutes.Gajiro the kappa
Nara Prefecture1
Nara Prefecture pageWakayama Prefecture1
Wakayama Prefecture pageShimane Prefecture3
Shimane Prefecture pageOkayama Prefecture1
Okayama Prefecture pageHiroshima Prefecture1
Hiroshima Prefecture pageYamaguchi Prefecture3
Yamaguchi Prefecture pageTokushima Prefecture5
Tokushima Prefecture page- Awa CityEarth pillars stand as if in a forest.Awa Earth Pillars
- Miyoshi CityA vine bridge, rebuilt every 3 years.Iya Kazurabashi (vine bridge)
- Naka TownA town museum of woodcarving and prints.Aioi Shinrin Museum, wood art
- Mugi TownHomes ring a once-thriving bonito port.Tebajima, a fishing village
- Tsurugi TownIts name is written large over the arch.Sadamitsu Gekijo (貞光劇場)
Kagawa Prefecture3
Kagawa Prefecture pageEhime Prefecture3
Ehime Prefecture pageSaga Prefecture2
Saga Prefecture pageOita Prefecture3
Oita Prefecture pageLANGUAGEEnglish日本語