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Takanabe Gyoza
Small in size with a crispy skin. Takanabe, actually the smallest town in Miyazaki Prefecture, is a "gyoza town" known only to those in the know. In Takanabe, with a population of approximately 20,000, there are about twenty shops serving gyoza, making the number of shops per capita one of the highest in the country. Gyoza is so deeply integrated into daily life that people often bring them as small gifts. Because the town is one of the top cabbage producers in the prefecture and has a thriving livestock industry, you can enjoy gyoza made with an abundance of local ingredients—a charm unique to this production area. Each shop shines with its own individuality, serving up freshly pan-fried plates. When you bite into the crispy, fragrant skin, juicy filling overflows. It is a town that makes you want to go on a gyoza bar-hopping adventure.
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