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  • Three-part composition showing yuzu trees with yellow and green fruits in steep Shikoku mountain valley with mist and terraces; aromatic citrus family still-life with small green sudachi, larger green kabosu, bumpy yellow yuzu, and orange daidai with grated peel showing minimal flesh and abundant seeds; traditional wooden bathtub with floating yuzu for winter solstice yuzu-yu bath and ceramic bowl with delicate yuzu zest threads, illustrating Japanese philosophy of citrus grown to be smelled rather than eaten as seasoning for fragrance defining cold season.
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    Yuzu and the Citrus That Refuses to Be a Fruit

    Yuzu and the Citrus That Refuses to Be a Fruit No one bites into a yuzu. Japan's most beloved citrus is grown not to be eaten but to be smelled — its aromatic peel, its sharp cold-weather juice, and a family of green cousins that between them flavor an entire cuisine without ever appearing whole on the plate. Here i...
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