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A blog by researchers on Edomaesushi!

Excite all five of your senses, taking on all the Sushi offered to you. There is a lot of misinformation in the media. Acquiring the correct knowledge will give you the opportunity for true bliss. We would like nothing more than to help you on that journey.

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2017/08/16

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  • What is Gasutoro?

    It's in the name "toro". but it actually does not resemble tuna very much. It has a refreshing flavor more like swordfish tuna.

  • What is Gastoro?

    It's in the name "toro". but it actually does not resemble tuna very much. It has a refreshing flavor more like swordfish tuna.

  • What is Himokyu-maki?

    Edomae sushi rolls are made with grilled nori and called nori-maki. Himokyu-maki is norimaki. Himokyumaki uses the mantle of ark shell and cucumber as fillings

  • What is Tazunamaki?

    In general, Tazunamaki (手綱巻き) refers to thinly sliced sayori, shrimp, cucumbers, and omelets, arranged diagonally and rolled with sushi rice.

  • What is Chawan-mushi at sushi restaurant?

    Unlike other egg custard, Chawan-mushi is not sweet but it has savoury flavour packed with umami from dashi stock and topping ingredients.

  • How to eat soups

    First, smell the aroma. Next, hold the rim of the bowl right up to your mouth. Then eat between the soup and the ingredients alternately.

  • What is Futomaki?

    Futomaki contains multiple ingredients such as kanpyo, tamagoyaki, shiitake mushrooms, and cucumbers. It has intricate flavors, and pleasant textures.

  • Do you know what kind of Tuna you’re eating at a sushi restaurant?

    Atlantic bluefin tuna, Southern bluefin tuna, Bigeye tuna, Yellowfin tuna and Albacore are used as Nigiri sushi toppings.

  • What is Moshio?

    The “Mo” of “Moshio” means “seaweed” and “shio” means “salt.” The only ingredient in Moshio is Hondawara, a type of seawater and seaweed.

  • What is Venerupin?

    There are reports of cases of poisoning in some types of oysters and Asari. The source of the Venerupin is said to be the intake of toxic dinoflagellate.

  • What is Geso?

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