Tsukemono refers to a wide variety of Japanese pickled vegetables, preserved using methods such as salt, rice bran (nuka), vinegar, miso, or sake lees. Common types include takuan (daikon radish), umeboshi (pickled plum), shibazuke (eggplant and cucumber), and fukujinzuke (sweet pickles served with curry). Tsukemono are a staple of Japanese meals, served as palate cleansers, rice companions, or garnishes in bento and traditional set meals. Their flavors range from mild and crunchy to intensely salty or sour, reflecting both regional traditions and seasonal ingredients.

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