Raw, Grilled, Boiled

I’m Pau, a tea farmer in Wazuka, a small village in Japan. Raw, Grilled, Boiled is where I share the food and culture I’m learning here, with a weakness for regionality and hyperlocal foods.

Umegashima tea filed in the mountains

Lost at the highest tea field in Japan. Image credit: George Guttridge-Smith from People of Tea

Topics range from sustainability and preservation projects to slicing vegetables and farming rice. Every post starts from the local land and the people who know it best. I research and field-test as I go, so some posts arrive matured, some served fresh.

Raw, Grilled, Boiled is where I share the food and culture I’m learning here, with a weakness for regionality and hyperlocal foods.

Nakayama terraced rice paddies

Winter landscape of the Nakayama terraced rice paddies on Shodoshima island, Japan

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