Kaga Vegetables
Kaga Vegetables are a designated 15 vegetables that have been uniquely cultivated in Kanazawa since 1945 or earlier. Cultivated using traditional methods, they are frequently used in authentic Kanazawa cuisine. The citizens of Kanazawa are very proud of these well-known vegetables that can be enjoyed all year round.
Kaga Vegetable Mascot “Veggietan”
Kaga Vegetable Mascot “Veggietan”- Modeled after an Utsugi red-skinned sweet chestnut pumpkin. He carries other Kaga vegetables in the basket on his back.
- Chosen from designs submitted from across the country.
Introducing 15 Kaga Vegetables
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Satsumaimo
(Sweet Potatoes) 
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Kaga Futokyuri
(Big Cucumbers) 
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Kanazawa Ippon Futonegi
(Large Spring Onions) 
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Kinjiso
(Okinawan Spinach) 
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Utsugi Akagawa Amaguri Kabocha
(Utsugi Red-skinned Sweet Chestnut Pumpkins) 
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Gensuke Daikon
(Japanese White Radishes) 
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Heta Murasaki Nasu
(Eggplants) 
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Futatsuka Karashina
(Indian Mustard) 
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Kaga Renkon
(Lotus Roots) 
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Kaga Tsurumame
(Wild Soybeans) 
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Takenoko
(Bamboo Shoots) 
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Seri
(Japanese Parsley) 
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Kanazawa Shungiku
(Chrysanthemum Greens) 
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Akazuiki
(Red Taro Stems) 
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Kuwai
(Arrowhead Bulbs) 
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