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Kaiseki is a type of
multicourse Japanese meal. It's fine cuisine that can include 5-16
courses. Each course is small and aesthetically pleasing with seasonal
ingredients. Kaiseki is the creation of a chef. There are no
standard kaiseki dishes. Instead there are categories of dishes are are traditionally served.
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