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Insects VS seafood, which dark Japanese cuisine do you dare to eat?

What’s delicious in Japan?

Want to answer ramen? Sushi? Or sukiyaki? This time I will provide you with a dark dish for those who like a challenge. If you don’t want to be a tourist who follows the rules , you might as well try it out next time you go to Japan for sightseeing!? You just have to read this article, so please have the courage!

Part 1: Let’s start with insects(It turns out that Japan also eats insects)

1. Bee pupa

Insects VS seafood, which dark Japanese cuisine do you dare to eat?

2. Locust tenant cooking

Put the locusts and water together and simmer over low heat until the water is absorbed. Soft and juicy in one bite.

Insects VS seafood, which dark Japanese cuisine do you dare to eat?

3. Various fried insects

Insects VS seafood, which dark Japanese cuisine do you dare to eat?

Part 2: Seafood

Since Japan is an island country, compared to eating insects, this part of the cuisine is truly a "specialty" of Japan.

1. Fish testicles

Salmon, cod and other fishTesticles are rich in protein and are the holy product of Japanese beauty.

Insects VS seafood, which dark Japanese cuisine do you dare to eat?

2. Fugu meat

Insects VS seafood, which dark Japanese cuisine do you dare to eat?

3. Whale Sashimi

However, conservation awareness has increased in recent years, and many places in Japan no longer provide them.

Insects VS seafood, which dark Japanese cuisine do you dare to eat?

4. Pickled flower branches

Insects VS seafood, which dark Japanese cuisine do you dare to eat?

5. White fish sake

The fish is alive! It is alive! It is alive!

Insects VS seafood, which dark Japanese cuisine do you dare to eat?

After reading this version of the delicious food list, the editor realized that daring to eat natto is nothing! ? These foods may seem unpalatable to ordinary people, but to Japanese people they are super normal dishes. But it only focuses on insects and seafood, which really leaves people with no choice...

Well, I’d rather start the challenge with seafood.