Rice is a staple food in Japan.So, there are rice fields all over Japan.Rice paddy art that makes pictures on the paddy is being done in some places.Among them, I saw the largest rice paddy art in Gyoda.I hear that it is the largest in the world and has been registered in Guinness.Gyoda city is […]
Sometimes the menu price is written in Kanji characters (漢字) at restaurants.The price in Kanji characters tends to be used in Japanese cuisine restaurants.Arabic numerals are often written together with Kanji characters, however occasionally there are restaurants that only use Kanji characters. So, I’ll explain how to read the price written in Kanji characters.Let’s look […]
I wanted to eat Tendon.The other day, I had a chance to go to Shinjuku, so I ate a Tendon at restaurant called Tenkichiya.Tendon is a bowl of rice topped with tempura and a special sauce. Tempura is a traditional Japanese cuisine.It is seafood and vegetables covered in batter and fried in oil. This is […]
The other day, I went to Yokohama.When it comes to Yokohama, it reminds me Kiyoken’s steamed pork dumplings box lunch.It was a good idea, so I bought and ate the famous Kiyoken’s box lunch. Steamed pork dumplings box lunch I bought steamed pork dumplings box lunch, the most famous one, at Kiyoken shop in Yokohama.It […]
The other day, I had the opportunity to take the Keiyo Line.The Keiyo Line is the train you take when you go to Tokyo Disney Resort.Its platform at Tokyo Station is far from other lines, and it takes time to change trains.You might be anxious when you change trains.So, I will show you how to […]
I bought a craft beer named Coedo.It is local beer in Kawagoe.What I bought was 3 types of beer.I am looking forward to the taste of each beer. I was wondering which one to drink from.Let’s take a look at the description written on the can. Coedo Marihana (Green) The following is written roughly on […]
Kawagoe is filled with historical warehouse structured houses called “Kurazukuri”.
Kimono suits historical townscape.
I saw a rental kimono shop near the Taisho Roman street.
It seems popular for young people walking around old streets with kimonos.
I saw several young people who wore kimono.
There was rickshaw service in front of bank in Ichiban gai.
Wearing a kimono and riding a rickshaw will make you feel like you have traveled back in time.
