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Japanese food culture is not only about sushi, ramen, or beautiful plates. At its heart, washoku teaches a quieter lesson: food can be seasonal, respectful, balanced, and deeply grateful. This Fly By Eats feature explores how Japan plates simplicity with grace.
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At Shigetsu inside Kyoto’s Tenryu-ji Temple, lunch becomes more than a meal. This thoughtful look at shojin ryori explores Zen vegetarian cuisine, seasonal beauty, gratitude, and the quiet power of eating with care.
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