Agenome (Means fried foods)
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Karaage: Fried meats with a Japanese character, especially chicken with soy sauce.
Korokke (croquette): mashed potato and creamy vegetables with a seafood filling.
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Kushiage: Meat fried on a skewer.
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Tempura: chopped vegetables, seafood and fried meat.
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Tonkatsu: Fried pork rib.
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Donburi: bowl of cooked rice with seasoned toppings.
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Oyakodon: chicken and egg.
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Gyudon: seasoned beef.
Yakimono (grilled)
Gyoza: dumplings with pork filling.
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Kushiyaki: meat and vegetable skewers.
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Okonomiyaki: battered fried cakes with tasty toppings.
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Omu-raisu: rice omelet.
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Omu-soba: omelet with yakisoba.
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Takoyaki: spiral dumpling passed in batter (a dough with a soft consistency used to wrap certain foods and then fry them)
and fried with octopus stuffing.
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Teriyaki: Meat of fish, chicken or vegetables soaked in sweet soy sauce.
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Unagi: flavored eel.
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Yakiniku: plate meat.
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Yakisoba: Japanese-style fried dough.
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Yakitori: chicken skewers.
Nabemono (boiled)
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Sukiyaki: mixture of pasta, minced beef, egg and vegetables.
Shabu-shabu: pasta with vegetables and shrimp or beef.
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Motsunabe: cow and vegetable entrails.
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Nikujaga: cow stew.
Sashimi (raw meat or fish)
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Fugu: Sliced (poisonous) balloonfish.
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Ikizukuri: Sashimi alive.
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Tataki: tuna grilled on charcoal or raw, thinly cut.
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Basashi: horse meat sashimi.
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Rebasashi: raw veal liver.
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Shikasashi: Venison sashimi.
Sushi (seasoned rice balls)
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Chirashizushi: sushi in a bowl.
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Inarizushi: tofu cone.
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Makizushi: sushi wrapped in nori (dehydrated seaweed leaf) in a cylinder shape.
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Nigirizushi: hand-shaped sushi.
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Oshizushi: press molded sushi.
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Narezushi: old-fashioned sushi, fish stuffed with salt.
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Temakizushi: hand-rolled sushi, corresponds to a cone composed of a dry seaweed leaf filled with rice and other ingredients that can be eaten by hand.
By Eduardo de Freitas
Brazil School Team
Source: Brazil School - https://brasilescola.uol.com.br/japao/os-pratos-japoneses-mais-famosos.htm