JaJamen/じゃじゃ麺(じゃじゃめん)
It is said that "Jajamen(じゃじゃ麺|じゃじゃめん)" a specialty of Iwate Prefecture, originated when repatriates from China recreated the local home-cooked dishes using the ingredients available in Morioka.
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Japan has a unique udon culture that originated in many different places. We encourage you to try the local udon culture.
It is said that "Jajamen(じゃじゃ麺|じゃじゃめん)" a specialty of Iwate Prefecture, originated when repatriates from China recreated the local home-cooked dishes using the ingredients available in Morioka.
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