Nagano의 향토 요리
Nagano에 전해 내려오는 요리 29가지입니다. 가정과 지역에서 만들어 온 요리가 많아, 식당에서 팔지 않는 것도 있습니다.
Sunki-zuke
すんき漬け
The mountainous Kiso region has a unique culinary tradition that includes a dish called "Sunki-zuke," using the leaves of red turnips.
- 전해지는 지역
- Kiso Area
- 주요 재료
- Red Turnip
Gohei Mochi
五平餅
"Gohei-mochi" is made by skewering half-pounded Uruchi rice(short-grain rice), dipping it in miso or soy sauce-based sauce, and baking it.
- 전해지는 지역
- Kiso Area, Ina Area, Kamiina Area, Shimoina Area
- 주요 재료
- Short-grain rice, Miso, Walnuts
Oyaki (Japanese stuffed dumplings)
おやき
"Oyaki" is a local dish representing Shinshu, made by mixing flour such as wheat and buckwheat flour with water or hot water, kneading it, wrapping seasonal ingredients such as sweet red bean paste…
- 전해지는 지역
- Hokushin Area, Chushin Area (All of Nagano Prefecture)
- 주요 재료
- All-purpose flour, Round eggplant, Miso
Nozawana-zuke (Nozawana pickles)
野沢菜漬
Among them, 'Nozawana-zuke' is one of the two representative pickles in the prefecture and an essential ingredient during the winter in Shinshu.
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Nagano Prefecture (Nozawa onsen village)
- 주요 재료
- Nozawana, Salt, Shochu
Hooba Maki
ほう葉巻
Hooba maki is a traditional festive rice cake in the Kiso region.
- 전해지는 지역
- Kiso Area
- 주요 재료
- Rice flour, Wheat flour, Magnolia leaves, Igusa (=Japanese mugwort), Red beans
Kobuna-no-kanroni (Sweet and Savory Simmered Small Crucian Carp)
小鮒の甘露煮
Saku City, located in the eastern part of the prefecture, is situated near the border with Gunma Prefecture and is blessed with clean water sources suitable for cultivating freshwater fish such as…
- 전해지는 지역
- Saku Area
- 주요 재료
- Crucian carp, Soy sauce, Sugar
Sasazushi (Bamboo Sushi)
笹ずし
"Sasazushi" is a regional dish passed down in the city of Iiyama and the Joetsu region of Niigata Prefecture.
- 전해지는 지역
- Iiyama City (Hokushin Area)
- 주요 재료
- Rice, Glutinous rice, Bamboo leaves
Yashouma (Colorful Mochi)
やしょうま
In the northern regions, February 15th is a day known as Nehan-e, commemorating the death of Buddha, and there is a custom to make "yashouma" and offer it on the Buddhist altar.
- 전해지는 지역
- Hokushin Area, Chushin Area
- 주요 재료
- Rice flour, Katakuriko(=potato starch), Aonori (seaweed), Sesame seeds, Black soybeans
Inago-no-tsukudani (Locust cooked in soy sauce)
いなごの佃煮
The Ina Valley in the southern part of Nagano Prefecture has a long-standing culture of eating insects, including locusts, bee larvae, cicadas, and grasshoppers.
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Nagano Prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Locust
Imonamasu
いもなます
Imo-Namasu" is a local dish using potatoes in the Iiyama City area. In Japan, "Namasu" is a dish made by dressing ingredients with vinegar, and is used as a New Year's osechi dish.
- 전해지는 지역
- Hokushin area (Iiyama City)
- 주요 재료
- Potatoes
Koikoku
鯉こく
Koikoku," a traditional soup in Saku City, is made by boldly cutting the fish into cylindrical slices and simmering them in miso paste, and is an indispensable New Year's dish in the Saku area.
- 전해지는 지역
- Saku City
- 주요 재료
- Carp, miso, rice
Shioika no sunomono
塩いかの酢の物
Because Nagano Prefecture is far from the sea, marine products were processed in the area where they were landed and transported via the "salt road.
- 전해지는 지역
- Hoku-shin and Nan-shin areas (throughout the prefecture)
- 주요 재료
- Squid, cucumber, wakame seaweed, vinegar
Teuchi soba
手打ちそば
Soba is a typical local cuisine, so much so that Nagano Prefecture is known for its "Shinshu soba" (buckwheat noodles).
- 전해지는 지역
- All over the prefecture
- 주요 재료
- buckwheat flour
Konetsuke
こねつけ
"Konetsuke" is said to have been eaten by Yukimura Sanada, a feudal warlord, to fill his stomach before going into battle.
- 전해지는 지역
- Hoku-shin area, To-shin area
- 주요 재료
- Rice, wheat flour, green perilla
Takenoko jiru(Bamboo Shoot Soup)
たけのこ汁
Takenoko jiru(Bamboo shoot soup) is a miso soup that uses Nemagari bamboo. It is a regional dish eaten in the Hokushin Region and Niigata Prefecture's Joetsu region.
- 전해지는 지역
- Hokushin Region
- 주요 재료
- Bamboo shoots, mackerel, onion, tofu, eggs, and miso
Tenyose Jelly Cake
天寄せ
The Suwa region’s kanten (agar agar) producing industry developed due to the area’s low temperatures and stable weather, which allowed for longer production seasons than other areas, and the opening…
- 전해지는 지역
- Suwa Region
- 주요 재료
- Kanten (agar agar), somen noodles, food coloring
Garlic Chive Senbei
にらせんべい
The recipes for garlic chive senbei or usuyaki also differ slightly between households, with many variations; like mixing in miso with the flour and vegetables when frying, or eating with a miso or…
- 전해지는 지역
- Hokushin region
- 주요 재료
- Garlic chives, wheat flour, miso
Notamochi
のたもち
“Notamochi” is a local dish eaten in the Suwa and Kamiina regions. The “nota” in “notamochi” is made by boiling edamame beans, grinding them with a mortar and pestle, and adding sugar and salt.
- 전해지는 지역
- Suwa area, Kamiina area
- 주요 재료
- Mochi rice, Non-glutinous rice, Edamame (soybeans)
Yatara
やたら
“Yatara” is a mixture of finely chopped vegetables and pickles, similar to a “furikake” (sprinkles) of summer vegetables.
- 전해지는 지역
- Hokushin Region
- 주요 재료
- Cucumber, eggplant, myoga ginger, green pepper, and miso-pickled radish
Ego no Sumiso-ae
えごの酢味噌あえ
The name "Ego" comes from boiled and kneaded seaweed called "egogusa," and it is a regional cuisine passed down throughout Niigata Prefecture.
- 전해지는 지역
- Hokushin and Chushin areas
- 주요 재료
- Egogusa (Seaweed)
Oshibori Udon
おしぼりうどん
“Oshibori Udon” is a local dish that originated from the Sakaki area in Hanishina County. It is made by grating spicy daikon radish and squeezing out its juice.
- 전해지는 지역
- Hokushin area
- 주요 재료
- Udon noodles, Radish, Miso, Green onion, Dried bonito flakes
Gudakusan Misosiru (Gudakusan Miso Soup)
具だくさん味噌汁
“Gudakusan miso soup” is a soup with lots of ingredients such as seasonal vegetables, meat, and fish.
- 전해지는 지역
- The entire prefecture (especially around Nagano City and Matsumoto City)
- 주요 재료
- Seasonal ingredients (Examples of winter ingredients: Wheat flour, Potatoes, Radish, Carrots, Burdock, Chikuwa, and Green onions)
Sake no Kasuni (Simmered Salmon in Sake Lees)
鮭の粕煮
In Japan, as part of the preparations to welcome Toshigami (the deity of the New Year), there is a tradition of preparing a special feast called "Toshikoshi" on New Year's Eve.
- 전해지는 지역
- Toshin Area, Kamiina Area
- 주요 재료
- Salmon, Sake lees
Shimi Daikon no Otaue no Nimono
凍み大根のお田植えの煮物
"Frozen Daikon Radish" is one of the preserved foods made by utilizing the cold of winter. It involves exposing daikon radishes to the cold outdoor air to dry them.
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Nagano Prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Daikon Radish, Gutted Herring, Kombu(=kelp), Warabi (=bracken fern), Carrot, Konjac (=yam cake), Chikuwa (fish cake), Satsuma Age (fried fish cake)
Shoyu Mame / Shoyu no Mi (Soy Sauce Beans / Soy sauce seeds)
しょうゆ豆/しょうゆの実
"Shoyu Mame" or "Soy Sauce Beans" is a fermented food traditional to the northern and central Shinshu region.
- 전해지는 지역
- Hokushin Area, Chushin Area
- 주요 재료
- Soy sauce, soybean koji( Malt), rice koji (Malt).
Hangoroshi
半ごろし
"Hangoroshi" refers to "botamochi" or "ohagi" in Nagano Prefecture, and it indicates the state of mochi rice that is pounded until it becomes semi-crushed with a surikogi (pestle).
- 전해지는 지역
- Toshin Area
- 주요 재료
- Glutinous rice, Short-grain rice, Azuki beans (Red beans), Kinako (Roasted soybean flour)
Hitashi Mame (Soaked Beans)
ひたし豆
"Hitashi Mame" is a regional dish eaten not only in the northern and eastern Shinano regions of Nagano Prefecture but also in Niigata Prefecture and the Tohoku region.
- 전해지는 지역
- Hokushin Area, Toushin Area
- 주요 재료
- Green soybeans
Hoshi-kabocha no Egoma-ae (Dried pumpkin dressed with perilla seeds)
干しかぼちゃのえごま和え
The region known as Kinasa, also called the "Valley Capital," has a long-standing food culture of drying and preserving vegetables.
- 전해지는 지역
- Hokushin Area
- 주요 재료
- Pumpkin
Tanabata Hoto
たなばたほうとう
Matsumoto City, situated in the almost exact center of Nagano Prefecture, offers views of the Northern Alps to the west and the Utsukushi-gahara Plateau to the east.
- 전해지는 지역
- Matsumoto Area
- 주요 재료
- All-purpose flour, Azuki (=Red beans), Goma (=Sesame seeds), Kinako (=Roasted soybean flour)
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