Chirashizushi

Nasi sushi dimakan bersama neta berupa makanan laut dan sayur-sayuran yang dipotong kecil-kecil. Nasi sushi tidak dibentuk melainkan diisikan ke dalam wadah dari kayu, piring atau mangkuk. Chirashizushi merupakan salah satu masakan rumah yang populer di Jepang untuk memperingati hari-hari istimewa seperti ulang tahun anak-anak dan perayaan Hina Matsuri.

Di daerah-daerah lain di Jepang, chirashizuhi mempunyai banyak nama lain seperti suzushi di Prefektur Kagoshima, matsurizushi di Prefektur Okayama, tekonezushi (di Prefektur Mie), bahkan ada daerah-daerah tertentu yang menghias chirashizushi dengan buah-buahan seperti potongan apel, jeruk, dan ceri.

Makizushi

makizhusi

Sushi rice rolls containing pieces of cucumber, tamagoyaki and other neta wrapped in sheets of nori. Rice rolled with the help sudare (woven bamboo rectangular shape).
Makizushi divided into:

    * Hosomaki: minimum 3 cm in diameter rolls contain only one type of neta (such as cucumber or tuna).
    * Futomaki: roll over 5 cm in diameter containing a variety of neta.
    * Temakizushi: rice with nori rolled himself before eating, neta also handpicked from the plate.

Narezushi

Sushi ancient times derived from fish and rice sprinkled with salt, then left until fermented. Funazushi from Shiga Prefecture and Akita Prefecture hatahatazushi of sushi are two examples of ancient origin. There is also a plus narezushi yeast to help the fermentation process, for example kaburazushi from Ishikawa Prefecture and Izushi of Hokkaido.
Kaburazushi is a type of sushi that was not formed with rice. Sushi made with raw fish slices clamped between two pieces of sliced radishes Kabura. After that, the sushi arranged in a wooden vat containing a mixture of cooking rice mixed with yeast. Fermentation time for a few days. Kaburazushi eaten with fermented rice do not wash the stick.

Inarizushi

inarizhusi

Sushi rice or tofu wrapped aburage ( seaweed ) previously cooked with soy sauce and sugar. Inarizushi not contain fish or other toppings. Inarizushi Toyokawa Inari shrine came from the city of Toyokawa, Aichi Prefecture..