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Japanese eat strange food⁉ Try eating in Japan

11/04/2022 by Tabimania JAPAN

Recently, the number of Japanese restaurants is increasing all over the world.Many people are captivated by its deliciousness.Japan is a country with a unique food culture.Here are some strange foods that are eaten in Japan!!! Burdock ごぼう A root vegetable … Read More

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