Meibutsu (名物, lit. 'famous thing') is a Japanese term most often applied to regional specialties (also known as meisan (名産)). Meibutsu can also be applied to specialized areas of interest, such as chadō, where it refers to famous tea utensils, or Japanese swords, where it refers to specific named famous blades.

2019年11月28日 · With snowy winters and pleasantly mild summers, this spacious prefecture is the source of some of Japan’s greatest agricultural products and seafood. One of Hokkaido’s most famous meibutsu is kaisen-don (seafood rice bowl). Imagine some of the freshest, high-quality seafood you’ve ever seen piled on top of a steaming hot bowl of rice.

2022年10月12日 · 不管到哪種類型的餐廳，菜單上通常都會看到這幾個單字：「自慢」（ じまん （ jiman ） ）、「名物」（ めいぶつ （ meibutsu ） ）與「定番」（ ていばん （ teiban ） ） ！只要看到料理的名稱或說明裡有看到這幾個字，點就對了！

2016年7月27日 · One of Hokkaido’s most famous meibutsu is kaisen-don or seafood donburi. It’s made of steaming hot rice topped with the freshest seafood imaginable, from glistening ikura (salmon roe) to sweet scallops and premium uni (sea urchin).

2011年1月26日 · Japan’s diverse cultural traditions, business structures, and regional economic clout are apparent through the country’s primarily domestic meibutsu economy. While meibutsu means literally “famous item,” in practice it refers to the widespread distribution and usage of various regional products and goods. But what exactly does meibutsu represent?

2024年10月15日 · Every prefecture in Japan has some type of meibutsu (regional specialty). Although it’s food-related in most cases, meibutsu can refer to any well-known product or area of interest from that region–whether it’s the ancient Bizen ware pottery in Okayama or the art of Japanese swordsmithing in Gifu Prefecture.

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The term "Meibutsu" meaning "famous thing" in Japanese, refers to regional specialties. This concept encompasses not only local foods but also items significant in various cultural realms, such as tea ceremony (chadō) utensils and notable Japanese swords, where it highlights renowned tea utensils or distinguished blades.

2017年5月19日 · Known to the Japanese as meibutsu (lit. famous thing), these concoctions are the most corporeal form of pure cultural expression that you’ll come across in your travels. While not all of them are edible, the ones that are have distinct flavors that are like nothing you’ll encounter elsewhere in your travels.

2020年11月11日 · Meibutsu or meisan, meaning “famous thing”, refers to a prized item from a specific Japanese region. Most cities and towns in Japan have their own specialty. Meibutsu can also refer to a specialized area of interest, such as chadō, denoting famous tea utensils, or Japanese knives that can indicate specific makers of the much-coveted blades.