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[Characteristics of local cuisine]

・Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, has become known as the city of gyoza. It is said that people have been eating fried gyoza since the Taisho period, when it was not customary to eat them in Japan. (There are various theories.)

The Hamamatsu Gyoza Society defines "Hamamatsu gyoza" as gyoza made within Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, by people who have lived in the city for three years or more.

・Cabbage and onions grown in Hamamatsu City and the surrounding areas of Shizuoka Prefecture are used, giving the dish a light flavor.

・Gyoza often uses ingredients that are easy to obtain. In the case of "Hamamatsu Gyoza," it contains cabbage, onion, and pork. The reason they use pork is because the pig farming industry has been thriving here since ancient times. It has a light yet rich flavor.

[Contents] Approx. 270g *12 pieces

[Best before date] We ship products with a shelf life of more than one month.

[Specific ingredients (7 items)] Wheat

[Storage method] Freeze

[Shipping method] Frozen delivery

[Shipping date] Within 1 week *Made to order

Hamamatsu dumplings

Hamamatsu dumplings

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商品詳細

[Characteristics of local cuisine]

・Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, has become known as the city of gyoza. It is said that people have been eating fried gyoza since the Taisho period, when it was not customary to eat them in Japan. (There are various theories.)

The Hamamatsu Gyoza Society defines "Hamamatsu gyoza" as gyoza made within Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, by people who have lived in the city for three years or more.

・Cabbage and onions grown in Hamamatsu City and the surrounding areas of Shizuoka Prefecture are used, giving the dish a light flavor.

・Gyoza often uses ingredients that are easy to obtain. In the case of "Hamamatsu Gyoza," it contains cabbage, onion, and pork. The reason they use pork is because the pig farming industry has been thriving here since ancient times. It has a light yet rich flavor.

[Contents] Approx. 270g *12 pieces

[Best before date] We ship products with a shelf life of more than one month.

[Specific ingredients (7 items)] Wheat

[Storage method] Freeze

[Shipping method] Frozen delivery

[Shipping date] Within 1 week *Made to order

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It is said that fried dumplings have been eaten in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture since the Taisho era. "Hamamatsu dumplings" are a way of conveying that dumpling culture to the present day. They are made with plenty of cabbage grown in Hamamatsu City and neighboring Aichi Prefecture.

Hamamatsu has many tourist spots, including the city and Lake Hamana. We hope you will enjoy the city of Hamamatsu with this "Gyoza and sightseeing combo!" Also, each restaurant has a wide variety of gyoza, so it's fun to find the gyoza that suits your taste. We look forward to seeing you!

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浜松餃子学会

The Hamamatsu Gyoza Society is a town development and revitalization organization that promotes the appeal of Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, nationwide. We are working to promote and popularize Hamamatsu gyoza in order to revitalize not only Hamamatsu City, but the whole of Japan.

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This local gyoza is one of Japan's most famous and always ranked in the "Top 3 Gyoza Prefectures"!

 

Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, has become known as the city of gyoza. It is said that people have been eating fried gyoza since the Taisho era, when it was not customary to eat them in Japan, and these gyoza are the representative local gyoza. (There are various theories.)

What is the definition of "Hamamatsu gyoza"?

 

The Hamamatsu Gyoza Society defines "Hamamatsu gyoza" as gyoza made within Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, by people who have lived in the city for more than three years.

It's light and easy to eat, so you can eat as many as you like.

 

One of the characteristics of "Hamamatsu gyoza" is that it contains cabbage, onion, and pork.
They use cabbage, onions, etc. grown in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture and the surrounding area.
Pig farming has been thriving in the area surrounding Hamamatsu for a long time. This ramen has a light yet rich flavor.