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Celery
Japanese
Cerori (セロリ)
Celery first arrived in Japan in the 1500s, but it wasn’t widely eaten until the mid-1900s.

Black sesame seeds
Japanese
Kurogoma (黒ごま)
Black sesame seeds have been treasured since ancient times for their health-promoting and anti-aging properties. I

Cabbage
Japanese
Kyabetsu (キャベツ)
Have you noticed how finely shredded cabbage often appears alongside fried chicken or pork cutlets in Japanese restaurants? That garnish isn’t just for looks—it has a purpose.

Squid
Japanese
Ika (いか)
Squid is well known as a great source of protein and low-calorie food, but what is good about eating squid in Yakuzen?
Here are the benefits you can get.

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Beef
Japanese
Gyu-niku (牛肉)
Beef is a perfect food to relieve the symptoms of anemia because it is rich in iron.

Mugwort Leaf
Japanese
Yomogi (よもぎ)
Mugwort is a native spring plant that has been used in herbal medicine for thousands of years.