🍱 Ohira
Seaweed, Maitake mushrooms, and river fish Haya, the bounties of the sea, mountains, and rivers are all incorporated in this well-balanced stew. used in stewed dishes. It is served in a flat bowl, hence the name "Ohira". Haya called "Aka-Hara (Red Belly)", whose bellies turn reddish in the spawning season, are grilled and dried for use. The Umami is well extracted into the broth, giving it a rich flavor. In the Iwaki City area, there is a local dish called “Oshira”, which is a stew of Satoimo taro, Yatsugashira (=a type of taro), Gobou(=Burdock) root, carrot, Konjac, frozen Tofu, and other ingredients. It is said that the name "Oshira" is derived from "Ohira," which is said to have been given this name because it is served in a flat bowl, just like Ohira. However, the ingredients are different from those of the Ohira available in Tadami-Machi.