Kaiseki Ryori is a traditional multi-course Japanese meal that originated from tea ceremonies. It consists of small, meticulously prepared dishes that showcase seasonal ingredients and artistic presentation.
茶道 (Sadou): Sadou, also known as the Japanese tea ceremony, is closely associated with Kaiseki Ryori. The meal was originally served during tea ceremonies to complement the experience.
季節料理 (Kisetsu Ryori): Kisetsu Ryori refers to seasonal cuisine that emphasizes using ingredients that are in season. Kaiseki Ryori often incorporates this concept by showcasing seasonal flavors and ingredients.
前菜 (Zensai): Zensai means appetizer in Japanese. In a Kaiseki Ryori meal, there are usually multiple small dishes served as appetizers before the main courses.
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