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Kasuzuke

Kasuzuke is a preserved food made by marinating fish and vegetables in sake lees, which is produced after the sake has been squeezed out. Fish marinated in sake lees absorbs the umami of aspartic acid and glutamic acid from the sake lees, and the subtle flavor of sake removes the fish odor and enhances the fish flavor.

A photo of Indo-Pacific blue marlin (Kurokajiki)

Indo-Pacific blue marlin (Kurokajiki)

A photo of Silver gemfish (Minamikagokamasu)

Silver gemfish (Minamikagokamasu)

A photo of Shortraker rockfish (Hireguromenuke)

Shortraker rockfish (Hireguromenuke)

A photo of Pacific Ocean perch (Arasukamenuke)

Pacific Ocean perch (Arasukamenuke)

A photo of Brickred rockfish (Baramenuke)

Brickred rockfish (Baramenuke)

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