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Nakijin agū (今帰仁アグー): What It Is, Ingredients & Origin

Last updated: 2026-09-17

Nakijin agū (今帰仁アグー) is a Japanese food classified as agū, pork. It is associated with Nakijin.

Name in Japanese今帰仁アグー
Typeagū, pork
Place of originNakijin

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