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Ariake Sea cuisine
- There are many rare creatures in the Ariake Sea. You may broil, boil, or fry 'mudskippers,' 'eel gobies,' 'black cow tongue (tonguefsh),' 'ark shells,' etc.
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Sake
- Sake from Kashima, made from subterranean water of sacred Mt. Taratake and rice grown in the southmost area of the Saga Plain, has won numerous awards both domestically and abroad.
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Grilled oysters
- Oyster from the Ariake Sea is adequately seasoned with salt, and the fragrance of salt spreads all over in the mouth if it is grilled with charcoal.
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Funankogui dishes
- “Funankogui” is a local dish made by wrapping a crucian carp in kelp and boiling it with radish, burdock, etc.
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Fermented food
- Nukazuke and narazuke (Japanese pickled foods) made from seafood from the Ariake Sea and vegetables are traditional fermented food. Also, ganizuke made by grinding crabs and fermenting them goes very well with sake.
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Kashima City Tourism Website
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