You can also find Excellent Non-Japanese breakfast in Japan !!

This is about 390Japanese Yen (~$4.5)

You can also find great non-traditional Japanese breakfast in Japan!!!

Please don’t get me wrong. Japan has a dazzling variety of foods representing all parts of the globe. Japan is one of the great import/export countries and one of the best economic engines in the world. You will have access to many foreign influenced food dishes. As a matter of the fact, there are more non-Japanese Foods (non- Japanese foods has broad aspects categorized by using non-Japanese ingredients) than traditional Japanese Foods. From Italian, Indian curry dishes, Korean dishes, Chinese Dishes, French dishes, exotic foods and also every type of alcohol. Japanese love alcohol! The point is that you will be able to find everything familiar and unfamiliar to sample in Japan. And the quality is obsessively high.

It’s not only the Italians who live to eat, but we do too!!!

18. October 2012 by keiko
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Beautiful Japanese Kimono

18. October 2012 by keiko
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Oyako-don

Oyako-don:

the direct translation is Oyako(Parents and Kids) and Don (bowl) The Japanese dish called Oyako-don, is a very popular Japanese rice bowl dish topped with soy sauce based seasoned chicken, eggs and vegetables. The category is B-level foods which means it’s a popular and affordable everyday dish. You will be able to find these kinds of dishes at soba noodle restaurants and food courts at the shopping malls and Bowl specialized restaurants. There is not only one kind of rice bowl dish, there are many with toppings as you like. Here are some examples of Donburi (rice bowl dishes), una don (eel donburi), ten don (tempura donburi), oyako don (donburi with chicken and eggs), katsu don (donburi with pork cutlet), gyu don (donburi with seasoned beef), among others. Next time you go to Japan, please try some of the bowl dishes. You can eat it at lunch time or dinner.

11. October 2012 by keiko
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Asakusa Senso-Ji, Kaminarimon

07. October 2012 by keiko
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Kagura zaka Tokyo where the traditional Japanese high quality foods are gathered

Kagurazaka Tokyo

When you visit Japan, you will notice that there are many narrow intricate streets behind the “main” streets in Tokyo. Kagurazaka is located close to the stations of Iidabashi, and several subway stations can deliver you easily to this area. The hidden narrow stone paved roads give a sense of Japanese history and traditions. Especially the place called ‘Kagura-zaka’ where you will be able to find many great restaurants and Izakaya Bars. Feel free to explore, as the food quality is very high almost everywhere. So even if you don’t have a friend’s recommendation, you will certainly find a place to be satisfied. Most places serve premium sake too, and we know that everything seems better after a bottle of Sake! Please take time and walk the street and explore Japan. Even though everything seems to be moving fast, you can go slow and take in all the modernism and ancient nature of the Japanese.

06. October 2012 by keiko
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