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Tsuyama Horumon Udon
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35.0591°N, 134.0517°E
Tsuyama has eaten beef offal since the Edo period, when the domain was permitted to keep producing yosaku medicinal beef through the years the rest of Japan largely did not eat meat, and the butchery trade that grew up around it left the town with a supply of parts nobody else wanted. Horumon udon is what the local diners made of that: beef offal, vegetables and udon fried together on an iron plate in a sharp sweet-hot sauce, eaten with beer.
It was bar food for more than thirty years before anyone marketed it, and then it came third at the national B-grade gourmet competition in 2009 and the town found itself with a signature dish. Around thirty shops in Tsuyama serve it, each with its own sauce, and the offal is fresh rather than frozen because the butchers are local.
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Varies by shop; daytime diners typically 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM, evening shops later — confirm before travelling
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A serving of horumon udon typically runs ¥1,000–1,500 — confirm current pricing at the shop
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Year-round | Early April to combine with cherry blossom at Tsuyama Castle
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45 minutes – 1 hour
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