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Azuki-gayu with Dango

2017

City of Gastronomy Niigata

City of Gastronomy Niigata
Niigata, Japan

In Niigata, there is a tradition in which farmers worship and pray to the god of the rice paddy to ask for a rich rice harvest. As part of this, they would make "dango" (rice dumplings) and dedicate them to the god. They then ate these dango in "azuki-gayu" which is a porridge ("kayu") made with rice and azuki red beans. This tradition is still alive in some places in Niigata.

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  • Title: Azuki-gayu with Dango
  • Date Created: 2017
  • Location: Niigata-shi, Niigata
  • Contributor: Niigata City
City of Gastronomy Niigata

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