Table of Contents1 What is the Difference Between Japanese Curry and Indian Curry?2 Chikyuya Honmachi Branch (Honmachi-dori 1-chome)2.1 Lunch Set with a Choice of 3 Curries (1,200 yen)2.2 Butter Chicken...
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Table of Contents1 The origin of Kamakura is an event to "burn the past and pray for a new good year"2 The Kamakura has changed in many ways as the event has been passed down3 The "Kuzukuro Fire Festival Kamakura" is a small...
Table of Contents1 Curry Kobo Chalten (Nakanobashi-dori 1-chome)1.1 Keema Curry with Pork and Onion (1,130 yen)1.2 Chicken and Pork Double Curry (with salad, 1,150 yen)1.3 ...
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Table of Contents1 What are Fukaura Snow Carrots? Carrots that become sweeter over winter1.1 What is the difference between Fukaura Snow Carrots and regular carrots?1.2 Characteristics of appearance and taste2 The secret to their sweetness as they mature under the snow2.1...
Table of Contents1. The Bonten Competition and Asahiokayama Shrine Bonten Dedication Festival will be held every year on February 16th and 17th as usual.2. Information about Yokote's Kamakura.3. Visit the Kamakura during the day and experience the...
Table of Contents1 What kind of dish is "Hittsumi"?2 What is the difference between "Hittsumi," "Suiton," and "Hatto"?3 Hometown Ajidokoro Hittsumitei (Kurokawa, Morioka City)3.1 Hittsumi (680 yen)...
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Table of Contents1 Rokugo Kamakura: Preserving the Original Form of the Kamakura Festival2 Rokugo Kamakura: A Ko-Shogatsu Event | In 2026, it will be held from February 10th to 14th3 Rokugo Kamakura...
Table of Contents1. Review of two varieties of Koriyama City's popular "Bandai Mame" sweets.2. "Brown Sugar": A perfect combination of fragrant sweetness and fragrant beans.2.1. "Soy Sauce Sweet and Spicy": A subtle soy sauce flavor accent...
Table of Contents1. American Apple Seedlings Brought to Hokkaido1.1 Scarlet Robe = King of Tompkins County1.2 Kunimitsu = Ralls Janet2. Yoichi...
Table of Contents1. Circumstances of Domestic Apple Cultivation up to the Meiji Period1.1 "Riukou" as an Ornamental Plant in the Heian Period1.2 Apples as Gifts in the Sengoku Period1.3 Apples Distributed During Famines in the Mid-Edo Period.
