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Representative Japanese style Spaghetti : Tarako spaghetti

11/07/2020 by Tabimania JAPAN

Gourmet Culture In lively Japan, food from all over the world is eaten on the streets.Indian food, Thai food, Italian food, Chinese food, Korean food…However, it is often said that these are not the exact same dishes as the authentic … Read More

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