Recommendation of Unique Japanese Products and Culture
Product Introduction through My Daily Life in Japan
There exist similar soups in Japan, which sometimes look just like the same kind, so even many of us Japanese can’t clearly tell the difference.Typical examples of such Japanese soups include Tonjiru and Kenchin...
Today, I went on a day trip to “Matsunoyama Onsen (松之山温泉)” to enjoy its hot spring.Matsunoyama Onsen is the nationally famous hot spring known as one of “the Japan’s 3 best medicinal Onsen (日本三大薬湯)”,...
Dagashi (駄菓子) is the Japanese word that refers to cheap and relatively small snacks and candies especially for children.Those snacks and candies are generally being sold for 10 to 100 yen mainly at supermarkets,...
Umaibo (うまい棒) is the Japanese corn puff snack bar with a light and slightly hard texture that some Japanese snack lovers call “The King of Dagashi“, whose price of 10 yen hasn’t been changed...
These days, I often see newly released Nissin’s instant soup with rice cups lined up on the shelf of the instant cup ramen section of a 7 eleven convenience store that I stop by...
When it comes to Japanese udon noodles, Kake Udon (かけうどん) is the most basic dish in the Kanto region around Tokyo, while Su Udon (素うどん) is the simplest udon dish familiar to those who...
Nissin is the top instant cup ramen manufacturer with the largest share in the Japan’s market.The most famous series, or brand, of the Japanese company is “Nissin Cup Noodles”, whose instant cup ramen is...
One of the most famous, long-serialized Japanese manga, Doraemon is on the air around the world and widely enjoyed.The main character, or the gadget cat from the future, Doraemon is well-known for loving yummy buns....
