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Tsukemono are vegetables pickled in vinegar, salt, miso, malted rice, sugar or sake. There are at least 50 types of tsukemono. They are typically served as a side dish or topping. For example, Beni Shoga is a topping for common dishes such as okonomiyaki, takoyaki and yakisoba.

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