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THE JAPANESE TABLE

The Japanese Table presents a variety of themes regarding traditional Japanese food culture. In each volume, a specific topic such as history, customs and food groups, is explored from several different angles.

Vol. 36  No.4 The Secrets of Taste in Japanese Cuisine by Tohru Fushiki

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Visual Appeal

The subtle character and tastes of Japanese dishes are informed by sensory experiences. Following on smell, flavor and texture, our series concludes with a look at how culinary visual appeal is also integral to Japanese cuisine.

Vol. 36
The Secrets of Taste in Japanese Cuisine

No. 1
Smell
No. 2
Flavor
No. 3
Texture
 

Vol. 35
Global Fare in Contemporary Japan

No. 1
French Cuisine
No. 2
Italian Cuisine
No. 3
Chinese Cuisine
 

Vol. 34
Japanese Feasts for Special Occasions

No. 1
Notable Nineteenth-Century Banquets
No. 2
Festive Food in the Home
No. 3
Remarkable Restaurant Cuisines
No. 4
Food Fit for the Divine

Vol. 33
Japanese Tea

No. 1
Its Growing Global Appeal
No. 2
The Culture of Chanoyu
No. 3
Sencha
No. 4
Its Healthy and Nutritious Benefits

Vol. 32
Japanese Noodles

Vol. 31
Annual Events and Traditions

No. 1
Spring: From the New Year to Cherry Blossoms
No. 2
Summer: From Hatsugatsuo to Tanabata
No. 3
Autumn: Obon, Moon-Viewing and Grilled Eel
No. 4
Winter: From Harvest to New Year

Vol. 30
Washoku and Health

No. 1
Global Nutrition and Longevity
No. 2
The Secret of Longevity in Japan
No. 3
Soybeans, Longevity and Women’s Health
No. 4
Toward Better Health Worldwide
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