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  • Horizontal panorama showing Japanese seasonal food calendar flowing through four seasons: spring's bitter mountain vegetables, bamboo shoots, and first bonito; summer's cooling cucumbers, grilled ayu, hamo, and eel; autumn's abundant sanma, matsutake, persimmons, and steaming new rice; winter's warming nabe hot pot with yellowtail, crab, and osechi New Year boxes, illustrating the twenty-four sekki solar terms as an edible calendar.
    Seasons

    A Year at the Japanese Table: Eating Through the Twenty-Four Sekki

    A Year at the Japanese Table: Eating Through the Twenty-Four Sekki Japan divides the year into twenty-four seasons, each about two weeks long. Walk through them in order and you are no longer reading a calendar — you are eating one. Most of the world eats by four seasons, and loosely at that. Japan keeps a finer clo...
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