Bob and Angie's Kitchen
Aside from showing colorful cartoons depicting adventures of the duo, this site lists about 70 Japanese-food recipes in English and more than a thousand in Japanese. Helpful cooking tips are included.

Chinese and Japanese Recipes
Along with recipes for standard Chinese dishes such as Mongolian beef and hot-and-sour soup, this site gives tips on making Japanese, Thai and Vietnamese food.

Japanese Recipes: Japanese Food
A small, bowing man at this site answers the question: What is green tea? Surrounding him are dozens of recipes for Japanese soups, appetizers, rice and noodle dishes, entrees and desserts.

Kamada Foods Recipes
Promoting their seasonings and other food products, this company gives Japanese recipes for use with dashi soy sauce, tsuyu, salad soy, shiro dashi soup and ponzu soy.

Kikkoman Soy Sauce Cookbook
The maker of the famous salty seasoning provides recipes for Japanese seafood, meat, poultry, vegetable, salad and dessert dishes, as well as marinades and dressings.

NTT Gourmet Page
While sporting decidedly American kitschy animation and graphics, this site offers fully illustrated recipes for making Japanese foods such as fried udon noodles, baked minced chicken cake and dishes appropriate for diabetics.

Open Kitchen
In English and Japanese, this photo-illustrated site offers a researcher's cooking theories, recipes for scores of Japanese dishes, profiles of Japanese chefs and a bibliography. Take a peek at members' lunches online.

Recipes: Nick's Personal Homepage
Though posting recipes for Japanese okonomiyaki, shrimp mousse, Thai soup and other Asian dishes, Nick ventures into clearly Americanized waters with his formula for cheese ramen.

Tokyo Food Page: Japanese Recipe Collection
Japanese chefs share recipes for dishes such as miso soup, oyaka donburi, curried rice and peanut cookies. Check the site regularly for new recipes, which are marked with flags.

Ukyou's Okonomiyaki Recipe Home Page
Find at least five recipes for the popular Japanese pancake dish at this site. Concoctions range from simple to advanced. Follow links to other Japanese food sites.

Virtual Japanese Restaurant
With recipes for Japanese appetizers, main courses and desserts, this online eatery gives diners a Japanese-cuisine history lesson, an etiquette quiz and a glossary.

Wagashi
This study of Japanese sweets includes historical information, photos of candy factories and recipes for some of the traditional confections of Japan. The site is available in English or Japanese.

World in a Bowl of Tea
Inspired by the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, this site provides recipes for Wind in the Pines Chicken and other similarly poetically named dishes. Learn about the ceremony and accompanying flower arrangements online.