Wagyu Explained
we break down the details behind Japanese Wagyu — from bloodlines and regional differences to grading systems, aging methods, cuts, and cooking techniques.
Whether you’re visiting Japan, buying Wagyu abroad, or simply curious about what makes it special, these articles are designed to give you clarity without overcomplicating things.
Real farms. Real butchers. Real knowledge.
Tajimaya Shinsaibashi: A Restaurant Dedicated to Tajima Beef
Tajimaya works solely with Tajima cattle, the bloodline that forms the base of Japanese Wagyu.
Kitan in - A Benchmark for Modern Wagyu cuisine
Kitan in - a benchmark for modern Wagyu cuisine
Experience Wagyu in Osaka: Kiki's Premium Yakiniku in Fukushima
Rather than focusing on the highest marbling grades, Nakai-san chooses beef that delivers the best flavor.
Discovering Fukunaga: An Omi Wagyu Experience in Shiga Prefecture
It all begins with an idea.