THE ROOTS OF SHUN Discovering Local Cuisine Keeping the Okyaku Culture Alive — Kochi Prefecture BACKNUMBER
THE POWER OF SHUN Enjoying the Go-sekku (The Five Seasonal Festivals): May 5, Tango no Sekku BACKNUMBER
THE ROOTS OF SHUN The Port Town of Hirakata, Home of Dobujiru—The Origin of Anko Hot Pots Hirakata, Kitaibaraki, Ibaraki Prefecture February 2022
THE ROOTS OF SHUN Originally an Offering to the Gods. The History of the Beautiful, Silk-Like Nikko Yuba. Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture July 2021
THE ROOTS OF SHUN Choshu Kurokashiwa, a Jidori Nurtured by the Bounty of the Sea and the Mountains Nagato, Yamaguchi Prefecture February 2021
AREA PR Island Feasts that are Full of the Remote Islands’ Bounty and History Tokyo Islands January 2021
THE POWER OF SHUN Bringing a Local Taste to Modern Times: Kawajima’s Suttate Udon noodles and Gojiru soup - Kawajima, Saitama Prefecture September 2018