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Wednesday, December 31, 2025

Table of Contents 2026

January 2026
January 1     Happy New Year 2026 明けましておめでとうございます
January 2    “Ozoni” New Year’s Soup お雑煮 2026
January 5    Osechi from Sushi Taro 2026 すし太郎のお節
January 8    Chocolate Brownie Pudding チョコレートブラウニープディング
January 11    Japanese “Kabu” Turnip Simmered in Broth 蕪の煮物
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I was born and grew up in Sapporo, Japan, until I moved to the United States sometime ago. I met my wife in California and, ever since, we have lived in the U.S. Now I have been in U.S. longer than I was in Japan. Living in the U.S., we like all sorts of food but, as I grow older, I gravitate toward Japanese food, if I have a choice. The tastes and smells of Japanese food take me back to fond old memories.
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