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Fruits Roads in FUKUSHIMA known for its delicious fruits 73A002
In the western part of Fukushima City, there is a Fruit Road, affectionately known as the "Fruit Line" and "Peach Line", lined with tourist orchards and direct sales fruit shops. Starting with cherries in June, you can enjoy seasonal fruits for about half a year, including peaches, grapes, pears, and apples. There are many tourist orchards along the Fruit Line and Peach Line, so you can enjoy fruit picking. Scissors and other tools needed for fruit picking are available to rent on-site. Many orchards offer all-you-can-eat for 30 minutes (for a fee), and there is an additional charge for taking fruits home.

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ENBAN GYOZA disk-style dumplings 73G004
A fried dumplings that are made into a round disk shape by lining them up in a single frying pan and frying them. The roots of Fukushima's enban gyoza go back to the chaotic period after the world war 2. A people who came back from Manchuria in China to Fukushima City created a local dumpling called "Fukushima Enban Gyoza (disk-style dumplings)" through repeated trial and error. In order to cook many dumplings at once, the dumplings are arranged according to the shape of the frying pan, and when they are cooked, the frying pan is turned over and the dumplings are placed on a plate, so the dumplings are arranged in a disk shape. Each store offers its own unique dumplings nowadays.Takeout available.

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ANPO Persimmon one of dried persimmon 73G008
Anpo-gaki is a type of dried persimmon that is said to have originated in the Isazawa area of ​​Date City. During the Taisho period, a unique type of dried persimmon was developed using sulfur fumigation and named "Anpo-gaki". Normal "dried persimmons" contain around 25-30% water, but Anpo-gaki contains around 50% water and has a good ratio of fructose to glucose, making it soft, juicy, and creamy in the mouth. The vitamin C content of raw persimmons is significantly reduced when processed into dried persimmons, but anpo-gaki contains 7-15 times more vitamin C than other dried persimmons. This area has a relatively large seasonal temperature difference, with hot summers and large temperature differences between day and night in early autumn, which allows the production of highly ripe raw persimmons.

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SHIRAKAWA Ramen famous local ramen 73G023
Shirakawa is a nationally known ramen spot, with over 100 ramen shops in the city that boast delicious flavors. The chewy, hand-made noodles are mixed with the flavorful soup to create an exquisite flavor. The first ramen shop in Shirakawa opened in 1921, so it can be said that "Shirakawa ramen" had an early start in the history of ramen in Japan. The traditional style is a clear soy sauce-based soup made mainly from pork bones and chicken carcasses, and hand-made noodles made with a wooden stick, but recently some shops have been serving different types of noodles.

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KAWAMATA Shamo (gamecook) one of luxury food ingredient nowadays  73G031
During the Edo period, Kawamata town prospered through silk textile production and produced many "silk millionaires," for whom cockfighting was a popular form of entertainment. This tradition subsequently disappeared, but as part of an effort to revitalize the town, inspired by the relationship between silk and Shamo (Gamecock), research into edible Shamo meat began in 1983, and after much trial and error, the modern-day "Kawamata Shamo" was created. The breeding density is set at five to six birds per square meter so that the birds can move around freely, and the shamo meat, which is raised in a free-range environment with little stress, has an inherent chicken flavor that develops the more you chew it. It is now recognized as a luxury food ingredient.

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