I went to Sendai. Did you know that there is a whisky and Nikka factory in Sendai?The manufacturing plant process is shown here. You can also see the hit products that have been made up to now here. Naturally, you can sample delicious Nikka whiskey here. There is a proper warehouse and a whiskey atmosphere. … More I traveled to Sendai. Walking around the main place
Sendai is the city of beef tongue. No way, there was beef tongue sushi at a sushi restaurant.See the steamy beef tongue sushi. From here, you can enjoy Tohoku sushi, which can only be found here. Squid, sardines, salmon. The freshness of the fish is different even in the same sushi. I’m sure. Aomori squid. … More Beef tongue sushi. Conveyor-belt sushi in Sendai, which I had never heard of. Recommended restaurants.
Beef tongue is a specialty and there are restaurants specializing in beef tongue, so you can enjoy tasty beef tongue with surpassing flavor. Sendai, located in Tohoku, is the city of gyutan (beef tongue). I have eaten authentic beef tongue. This is the authentic thick slice of beef tongue. And beef tongue tail soup. It … More Tanya Zenjiro. The best Sendai beef tongue restaurant. Recommended restaurants.
I found a ridiculously cheap izakaya. A place where a drink costs less than 100 yen. In other countries, cheap food is often accompanied by questions about sanitation and safety, but not in Japan. The taste of the food is certainly inferior to that of restaurants with reasonable prices, but that does not mean it … More Amazing Super Cheap Restaurants in Japan The name is “Popular Izakaya Soreike! Chicken Yaro!” Suidobashi
Today, too, I am drinking sake by myself. As usual, I’m drinking sake that I’m interested in. It’s been one year. Thank you very much for those who have been watching this site from the beginning. I feel that the sake season has finally started when the autumn hiyaoroshi (autumn harvest) is released. Sake liquor … More I learned that wagyu beef and sake go surprisingly well together.
There are temples and shrines in Japan. This distinction will help you understand Japanese culture better. The deities enshrined are different. Temple = “Buddhism” A place to worship the principal image (mainly Buddhist statues) Shrine = “Shinto A place to worship mirrors and other sacred objects (objects in which deities are believed to reside) The Japanese, who … More Temples and shrines are not the same. Points of Difference
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