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Breakfast today (今日の朝食)
2017/07/20
Blog, ●Trips & Local NewsI took a typical Japanese breakfast today consist of steamed rice, soybean soup with asari clams, tsukune (chicken meatloaf with egg, dried laver seaweed, natto ( fermented soybeans) and raw egg mixed with steamed rice. 今日は典型的な日本の朝食を食べました。 内容は、ご飯、あさり貝の味噌汁、つくね、味付け海苔、納豆、生卵です。 About us Tailor-made tour Self-guided tour Golf tour Study tour Contact us Kyushu Travel Guide Suggested itinerary Blog & local News About Japan 日本語
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Ohagi (おはぎ), traditional Japanese sweet
2017/07/23
Blog, ●Trips & Local NewsOhagi is a traditional Japanese sweet, made from boiled glutinous rice coated with a red-bean jam, sweetened soy bean powder, or sweet sesame paste. Traditionally Ohagi is eaten only on special days set aside for Buddhist service, the Vernal Equinox Day and Autumnal quinox Day, when pious Buddhists pay homage to their ancestors and offer Ohagi to them. About us Tailor-made tour Self-guided tour Golf tour Study tour Contact us Kyushu Travel Guide Suggested itinerary Blog & local News About Japan 日本語
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Udon, Wheat Noodle (うどん)
2017/07/24
Blog, ●Trips & Local NewsUdon is a very popular cuisine among Japanese people. It is noodle from wheat flour, and is a little thicker than Soba noodle. Udon is eaten either from bowls filled with hot soup, or by dipping it into special soup as in the case of Soba. Of these two, former is much more common. Japanese people like to put minced green onion and red paper in the soup as spice. In Japan, if it is not impolite to make natural noises when you slurp up the noodles. The recipe is that the flour is kneaded for some time, and then rolled out and cut into long strips. The noodle is finished by boiling them in hot water. About us Tailor-made tour Self-guided tour Golf tour Study tour Contact us Kyushu Travel Guide Suggested itinerary Blog & local News About Japan 日本語
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Buckwheat noodle (そば)
2017/07/29
BlogBuckwheat noodle is long, thin brownish noodle made from buckwheat flour to which is added wheat flour, egg, and sometimes yam starch. It is eaten either in hot soup, “Kakesoba” or as a cold dish, “Morisoba”. In Morisoba, noodle is piled up on small flat bascket. It is served together with a tiny dish of condiments and cup of dip made from soy sauce and fish broth. Minced green onions, red pepper and other spices are used as condiment. The dish is eaten by dipping the noodle in the sauce with the condiments mixed in it. It is sometimes eaten with Tempura, egg, or other foods. About us Tailor-made tour Self-guided tour Golf tour Study tour Contact us Kyushu Travel Guide Suggested itinerary Blog & local News About Japan 日本語
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Kunisaki Peninsula listed on the World Agricultural Heritage
2017/07/31
Blog, ●Trips & Local NewsKunisaki Peninsula, began to develop 1,300 years ago as a sacred religious ground influenced by mountain and nature worship, Buddhism, and Usa shrine rising in the region. Here remains in Bungotakada city the historical background for “home of prayer” consecrating en mass the Shinto deity, Buddha, and ancestral spirit. And one of major industry is agriculyure and all area is listed on the World Agricultural Heritage. Unique mountain at Onieno sato Kumano Magaibutu Buddha statue at Makino-odo World Agricultural Heritage Cape of Flower, Nagasaki-bana, seasonal flower can be enjoyed Fukiji Tempel, the oldest wooden main hall building in entire Kyushu Futagoji Temple, located in the center of Kunisaki Peninsula and the headquarters of Rokugo Manzan About us Tailor-made tour Self-guided tour Golf tour Study tour Contact us Kyushu Travel Guide Suggested itinerary Blog & local News About Japan 日本語
