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A dish containing a Japanese appetizer, kinpira gobō, consisting of sauteed gobō (Greater burdock root) and ninjin (carrot), with a side of kiriboshi daikon (sauteed boiled dried daikon). This dish is a small appetizer that is served before the entree. Photo taken at Takahashi, Tsukiji fish market, Tokyo. The small blue dish contains sliced cucumber and the mug contains green tea.

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June 25, 2005 at 11:18

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ayustety from Tokyo, Japan

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