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The Japanese condiments Yakumi: 薬味First of all, what is Yakumi 【薬味：やくみ】?
The two words used here are 'medicine' and 'flavour'.
So what do they mean by that? It just doesn't sound right, does it?
The reason why the Japanese condiments are written this way is that they are based on the belief that food carries medicinal properties, and each condiment have different properties. Some help you with digestion, some help to get rid of smells from different ingredients. Yakumi is normally used in small portions to add flavour, give the dish more depth and to make it more complex.
So, what kind of Yakumi are there?,Wasabi is a plant, almost like horseradish (interestingly this is called western wasabi in Japan) or mustard.
As many of you may know, the colour is green and has a distinctive strong smell to it. It is used as a condiment in many dishes in Japan but mostly related to seafood. If you use the right amount, it helps you with your digestion and gets rid of the greasiness of the food as well.,This as you all may already know, would have to be Sushi and Sashimi.,Have a look at what other people use their wasabi for. (← Link to Instagram Posts),【七味：しちみ】Shichimi, one of the most famous condiments in Japan after wasabi.
This is a spice mix of seven different ingredients, just as the name goes. 【七】 meaning the number 7 and 【味】 meaning flavours, and in this case ingredients.
The base of this spice mix is chilli. Other spices are mixed in to give the blend a complex flavour.,What's Shichimi used for?
Shichimi can be used for pretty much everything if you like hot chili.,See what other people use their shichimi for.,Spring onions are commonly used in Japanese cooking. In many cases, you will also see a lot of it being used as a condiment as well. Spring onion, when used as a condiment, the health benefits differ depending on which part of the spring onion you use.
The green part contains Calcium, vitamin A and vitamin C, whereas the white part helps to increase apatite and support the digestive system.
What are spring onions used for as a condiment?,Spring onions are used in many dishes to add a slight flavour to it or to add colour to the dish.
Spring onion is very versatile in Japanese food! It can be used cooked or raw.
Dishes like udon and soba noodles would be a common dish to see spring onion with it., この投稿をInstagramで見る なか卯の七味の蓋わかりにくいわ。大惨事になっちゃったじゃん。 #うどん #なか卯 #はいからうどん #ちゃんと食べました #激辛 #蓋 #大惨事 #唐辛子 #麺 #麵 #辛い #七味 #hiroshima #japanesefood #japon #japan #spicy #udon #noodles #japanesenoodles #nouilles #lunch #dejeuner #soup #soupe #spicyfood #pepper #mistake 1.蓋にクレームを出す2.二度と行かない bdiskさん(@biki_kei_1971)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 7月月30日午後8時48分PDT , この投稿をInstagramで見る コレが食べたかった！ 炙りしめ鯖with山盛りワサビ‼︎ やっぱり魚は美味しい‼︎ 旨い酒とご一緒に。 #japan #日本 #松陰神社前 #魚 #魚串 #吉良 #うまい #山盛りわさび #まうんとふじ #緑の三連星 Takaさん(@taka19750303)がシェアした投稿 - 2017年12月月29日午後7時51分PST , この投稿をInstagramで見る #うどん#ぶっかけうどん #てんぷら #美味しい#仙台#ねぎ #たくさん #山盛り #丸亀製麺 akira sendai loveさん(@songtianzhang2)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 8月月1日午後10時21分PDT ,That's it for the first series of this article on condiments. We hope you enjoyed it.
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Take The KABA Bus Along The Lake Near Mount FujiSightseeing around Mount Fuji?
We recently posted an article covering what you can do around Mount Fuji in 2019, but there's more.
This "KABA BUS" will take you on a drive on the roads and on the water.,We hope you enjoy our articles.
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Chilling with Totoro at the Mitaka Ghibli MuseumThe Ghibli Museum is a place of magic and wonder, with great exhibits inside a really beautiful building. Everywhere you look, in every corner, there are little decorative additions created and tucked away just to bring joy to visitors. Getting tickets to the Ghibli Museum, however, can be a pain in Japan.
As you might already know, museum tickets for the coming month go on sale at 10 am (JST) on the 10th, and every time this inevitably results in a mad rush. (If you're buying them from overseas, you have to go through JTB, which is a different process!) These days you can purchase tickets online (1,000 yen for adults), and they've done away with the big scalping problem they had when tickets could only be purchased on machines at Lawson convenience stores. (Then again, the scalping also meant that you could just buy tickets from the resellers for double the price, and go to the museum whenever you wanted!) Now it just takes a lot of dedication at 10 in the morning, as the website's servers go crazy with the overload, and weekend tickets sell out within 30 minutes!, この投稿をInstagramで見る Ladymamaladeさん(@lil_a.l.i.s.s.a)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 7月月4日午後10時23分PDT ,All the struggle to get tickets is definitely worth it, though!
Photography is generally not allowed inside the museum building, you see a lot of pictures of the museum's facade. Not that we're complaining, even the outside is pretty cute. To get to the museum, you take a JR train to Mitaka Station, in a suburban area of Tokyo. , この投稿をInstagramで見る ＨＯＧＧＳｏｆＷＡＲさん(@hoggsofwar)がシェアした投稿 - 2018年 6月月4日午前9時11分PDT ,From Mitaka Station to the museum it's a 15 to 20 minute walk along quaint, tree-lined streets, but if you'd rather not make the trek, there's a public bus that can take you from the station to the museum. Either way, you'll want to exit the station following signs for the Ghibli Museum, and then take the escalators to ground-level. From there, you'll see signs every few hundred meters guiding you in the right direction, or if you want to take the bus you definitely won't miss it. It's pretty adorable, too!, この投稿をInstagramで見る Juliana Kaoriさん(@juhnaasia)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 5月月14日午前11時38分PDT ,Since entry is timed you don't need to get there particularly early. Just wander into Inokashira Park and get in line when you arrive - they'll check your ID to make sure you bought your own tickets (the purchaser has to be there!), and you'll be inside in no time. Upon entry you trade in your Lawson tickets for movie theater tickets, these adorable stubs featuring a few frames of Ghibli animation. You can use these to enter the Saturn Theater and watch a Ghibli short, which are only found at the museum! There are currently ten short movies, and they're each screened for a month at a time before moving on to the next one. All of the shorts, aside from "Mei and the Baby Cat Bus," are standalone animations, making them fun for new and old fans alike. They also avoid dialogue, with characters communicating mostly in expressive wordless phrases and sounds. This August we got to see Boro the Caterpillar, a story about a little caterpillar's life, with animation that took fantastical liberties with the reality of life on such a small scale., この投稿をInstagramで見る Gloria / 지영さん(@gloria.woodward)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 5月月9日午前6時17分PDT ,There are three main exhibitions inside the museum, two permanent and one rotating. The building's bottom floor holds the Saturn Theater, and a room dedicated to teaching visitors about the history of animation in the most fun way possible. Learn how early zoetropes and stop motion animation work while watching charming examples, including a huge display featuring our favorite Totoro characters. The same room also has displays of a few unique animations showing more modern techniques, like a short loop of an octopus climbing stairs, and a longer animation on the theme of evolution.
Climb the stairs, or take the retro elevator up, for the other exhibitions. The second permanent one consists of a series of small rooms, styled after the animators' studios. Of course photography isn't allowed inside the building, but some sneaky visitor snapped some shots of this display. The desk setups are pretty interesting for anyone who might walk through, but if you are already a Ghibli fan you'll revel in all the early sketches and storyboards from your favorite movies. Ever wanted to see an early concept sketch of Yubaba with her hair down? It's terrifying! Or check out a time when Kiki's distinctive head ribbon was yellow instead of red!
Continue along the corridor and you'll find yourself in the museum's changing exhibition space. This time around, they were showing Painting the Colors of Our Films, which is all about the colors carefully chosen and added to Ghibli films. With all the different factors considered when they choose pigments, it's a pretty fascinating exhibition! The current displays will come down at the beginning of November, after staying up for about a year, to make room for the next exhibition. Past exhibits have been on other aspects of the movies, like last year's rooms all about animating food (which Ghibli is known for doing spectacularly), and exhibits on other work from the studio's animators., この投稿をInstagramで見る Pascal KAMMERERさん(@lerevorama)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 7月月17日午後10時20分PDT ,You can also step outside for the Straw Hat Cafe, which sells drinks, snacks, and proper meals. Unsurprisingly, it's a bit pricey, but where else are you going to find Kaze no Tani beer (named after the setting for Nausicaä)?#tokyo#entertainment#ghibli - N
Iwatsuki - The Town of Japanese DollsSuruga Dolls【駿河人形：するがにんぎょう】, Kyo Dolls【京人形：きょうにんぎょう】and Hakata Dolls【博多人形：はかたにんぎょう】and many more. There are many different kinds of traditional dolls that are made in Japan.
This time let's take a look at the ones in Iwatsuki district of Saitama city. The traditional Iwatsuki Doll【岩槻人形：いわつきにんぎょう】.
The area has been a town of dolls since the Edo era, and for almost 400 years, the town has kept its tradition of doll making. ,During the construction of the Toshogu in Nikko (beginning in 1634), Iwatsuki was one of the towns on the way from the Edo castle to the shrine.
Since many conditions for doll making was satisfied in Iwatsuki, some of the artisans remaind in the town even after the shrine was built. Ever since then, Iwatsuki has developed as a town of doll making.
Some of the traditional techniques used in many other doll making in Japan also developed here.,It takes more than 10 artisans to make a single doll and each artisan takes care of a different process of the doll making and they have their own atelier.
We won't be going through the whole process, but we will take a look at a few.,Ther is so much involved in the process of making a doll. There's the head making, the body, the hands, and arms as well as the feet, little items that go with the dolls are also made by a different artisan, there's even one that puts the eyes into the doll.
Most of these processes are done by hand.,For example, this picture here is the process of embedding the eyeballs inside the face and cutting it open to give it a more realistic structure on the face.,Then there's an artisan that paints the face to give it more colour and a lively look to it.
From the lips to the details of the hair and eyebrows, each one is done by different sized brushes in detail.,Then there is this one here, where the dress is put onto the doll.
Each piece of clothing is also made by hand and stuffed with cotton to give it the volume and curves of a human body.,Finally, there's an artisan that assembles the pieces together and does the final touch to tidy it up., この投稿をInstagramで見る 三五親王 正絹 9534 二丁上遠州 玉虫色襲 #雛 #正絹 #伝統工芸 #伝統 #雛人形 #雛人形製造 #西陣 #玉虫色 #襲 #遠州 #桃の節句 #人形職人 六代目 飯塚宗孝さん(@munetaka_i)がシェアした投稿 - 2018年11月月11日午前6時28分PST ,Good news for you who liked this topic, there is going to be a whole museum opening about the dolls made in Iwatsuki, called the "Iwatsuki Ningyo Museum"【岩槻人形博物館：いわつきにんぎょうはくぶつかん】on the 22nd of February 2020.
Read the official PDF that explains more about the museum.
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A Day Around the Beautiful Kouri Island!Kouri Island is located on the north coast of Okinawa, and the 1,560-meter-long Kouri Bridge connects the island to the mainland.
The island is only 8 kilometers in circumference and can be circled in just 15 minutes by car. But this little island has a lot of charm, enough to keep you for a whole day!
How to arrange a romantic one-day trip to Kouri Island, which is known as the "Island of Love"?,Crossing to a marvellous new world - Going across the Kouri Bridge!
Departure from 10:00AM!
1 Kouri Ocean Tower
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2 Shrimp Wagon
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3 Heart Rock & Tokei Bay
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4 Chigune Bay/ Adam and Eve Rock
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5 Muranochaya (Mura Cafe)
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6 Kouri Beach / Kouri Night Festival,First stop: Kouri Ocean Tower
A white observation tower with an altitude of 82m where you can see a 180-degree view of the sea. Here you can try and see the vast amount of different blues in the surrounding perfect ocean.
There is also a shell exhibition hall and a sea view restaurant in the tower, and a bell that you can ring on the roof deck to bring happiness!,Kouri Ocean Tower Kouri Ocean Tower
Opening hours:9:00 – 18:00
(Last entry 17:30. In summer time it is possible to enter until 18:00)
Holidays:open all year round (temporary closure in case of typhoon or other bad weather)
Parking lot:140 spaces (No.1, No.2, No.3)
*There are 10 parking spaces available for buses
Address:538 Kouri, Nakijin-son, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa Prefecture
TEL：0980-56-1616
E-mail address: kouri-info@kouri-oceantower.com, この投稿をInstagramで見る Throwback to my trip in Okinawa and the visit of the Kouri Ocean Tower. ~~~ Okinawa Sony A7 II • ISO 125 • 85mm F/1.8 #ocean #beach #sea #nature #travel #photography #summer #water #love #sunset #waves #beautiful #sun #surf #photooftheday #vacation #sky #instagood #adventure #sand #holiday #surfing #fish #travelphotography #blue #art #wanderlust #landscape #paradise #japan Tokyo Photographerさん(@lndrd.photography)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 7月月28日午後9時09分PDT , この投稿をInstagramで見る View from the Kouri Ocean Tower. A place you should visit if you're in okinawa! ~~~ Okinawa Sony A7 II • ISO 100 • 85mm F/1.8 #ocean #beach #sea #nature #travel #photography #summer #water #love #sunset #waves #beautiful #sun #surf #photooftheday #vacation #sky #instagood #adventure #sand #holiday #surfing #fish #travelphotography #blue #art #wanderlust #landscape #paradise #japan Tokyo Photographerさん(@lndrd.photography)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 8月月1日午前2時10分PDT ,Second stop: Shrimp Wagon
This super popular shrimp and shrimp rice place is somewhere on Kouri Island that you need to go to!
The succulent shrimp are served with garlic rice, which will make your mouth water as soon as you get just a little bit close to this this shop.
Shop Name: Shrimp Wagon Yanbaru Kitchen
Address: 436-1, Kouri, Nakijin-son, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa, Japan.
Open hours: Mon-Sun 11:00-17:00
Tel: 0980-56-1242
Payment: Cash
Parking: Free of charge, この投稿をInstagramで見る Kouri shrimp 好好吃的蝦蝦飯ㄛ🤤 咦 咋沒提到玉米湯ಠ_ಠ 應該是跟McDonald’s玉米湯聯名的哈哈哈哈 . #japen #okinawa #kouriisland #okinawafood #shrimp #kourishrimp #shrimpwagon #日本 #沖繩 #古宇利島 #沖繩美食 #蝦餐車 #蝦蝦飯 🅗🅢🅘🅝 ʕ •ᴥ•ʔさん(@hsin224)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 7月月1日午前9時02分PDT ,Third stop: Heart Rock & Tokei Bay
After being made famous by JAL Japan Airlines and a Japanese idol group filming at the location, this beautiful hidden place became an instantly famous attraction. This part of the island and its two heart-shaped rocks are the main attractions of the island at the current moment.
Heart-shaped rock & トケイ浜
Address / 2371 Kouri, Nakijin, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa 905-0406,Also, if you not a big fan of crowds, we recommend you to go to the nearby Tokei Bay Beach, which is in the northernmost part of Kouri Island.
The shells and reefs form a soft sandy beach, and as you walk it will feel like you're floating on air. There are also naturally formed portholes that you can look out and view the ocean!, この投稿をInstagramで見る #トケイ浜#古宇利島#沖縄#ポットホール ochiai_isamuさん(@ochiai_isamu)がシェアした投稿 - 2018年 9月月22日午前1時16分PDT ,Fourth stop: Chigunu Bay チグヌ浜
This bay is a place that not many tourists will come but is well known with the locals. A legend similar to the Adam and Eve story can be found about this location. The origin of the Okinawa Ryukyu people can be said to have started from here. The mysterious cave is called the "Cave of Origins".
Because there is no parking lot here, it is recommended to park your car at Kouri Beach and then walk here., この投稿をInstagramで見る 10/30 古宇利島にて。島に伝わるアダムとイブが暮らしたとされる小さな洞窟（写真1,2）がある。 #沖縄 #古宇利島 #チグヌ浜 #アダムとイブ伝説 #DMCGX8 #varioelmarit1260 #varioelmarit0818 pelanpelan60さん(@pelanpelan60)がシェアした投稿 - 2018年10月月30日午前6時54分PDT ,Fifth stop: Mura Cafe むらの茶屋
You can't miss the fresh sea urchins when you come to Kouri Island!
Although the cafe is not on the beach, the advantage of being at such a height means you can overlook the entire Kouri Island Bridge from the window.
Of course, sea urchins there are also fresh! Those who dare not eat sea urchins, can also choose Okinawan food thats found there.
Beautiful scenery with food, is there anything more healing than this?
むらの茶屋
Business hours / 11:00 ~ 18:00
Holiday/Wednesday
Address/1087 Kouri, Nakijin, Kunigami District, Okinawa 905-0406, この投稿をInstagramで見る #古宇利島#kouriisland#海がキレイ #甥っ子#ナマコみつけて拾ってくるし🤣 #むらの茶屋#うに丼#美味しかった💕 @ yyumiii070201がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 7月月27日午後11時01分PDT ,Last stop: Kouri Beach / Kouri Island Night Festival
After having your fill on amazing seafood, the twilight will start to rise, bringing an end to the day.
So what other way to finish the day is there, other than going to Kouri Beach next to the Kouri Bridge to watch the Sunset.
The welcoming white sands and soothing soft waves that crash gently on the beach create a sense of time stopping still, bringing an amazing day to a close.,Beginning in the summer of 2018, a group of Okinawa university students statrted holding a night festival on Kouri Island. Since most of the tourists only travel to Kouri Island during the day, the island's night time economy has faced a big problem. Many tourist visit islands such as Kouri, however they often just stop to take pictures and then leave, with no money flowing into local economy.
Therefore, college students have independently initiated various activities, hoping to improve the local tourism situation and let more people know the beauty of Kouri Island which the students have come to deeply love.
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In order to successfully hold the Kouri Island Night Festival 2019, with the support of the local residents and using Japankuru Funding, the students are holding a crowdfunding project to raise the funds to carry out this festival! If you are planning to travel to Okinawa, you may wish to join us!
Festival Information
Kouri Island Night Festival 2019
Date:21/9/2019 12:00～22:00
Location/Hashizume Park〒905-0406, Kouri, Nakijin, Kunigami District, Okinawa 905-0406
Learn more about Kouri Island Night Festival 2019:
https://en.japankurufunding.com/projects/kourito-night-festival/#okinawa#tour#kouri island - N
Top 5 Things to Do in Tokyo this SeptemberLooking for the best ways to spend your time in Tokyo this September? Japan loves its four seasons, and the ninth month of the year brings the end of summer and the first inklings of fall to the country, making it an interesting time to hang out in the big city! Interested in Tokyo food and beer, music festivals, art exhibitions, summer traditions, and more? Read on to find the perfect activities for your next trip to Tokyo. (Click on an event name to find its page on our event calendar, it'll give you all the details you need to get there!),Of course the Tokyo area encompasses a huge portion of Japan, and Tokyoites often hop on a train out of the metropolis to spend a little time relaxing outside of the downtown neighborhoods. Join the locals for a slightly different Tokyo experience.
The Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine Wind Chime Festival is a summer celebration that stretches into early September, off in Saitama Prefecture. The shrine itself is a popular spot for couples, since it's supposed to bring luck to relationships, but in recent years visitors have started going just for the windchimes. Rows and rows of windchimes ring out in the breeze and make up a pretty photogenic background, perfect for an evening stroll. See more pictures of the shrine in our article on the place.
The Red Bull Air Race World Championship takes place in Chiba Prefecture, Japan's birthplace of civil aviation. It's a fantastic chance to spend the day outside, as you watch high-speed, specially built racing airplanes whizz through a low-altitude aerial course, going at speeds up to 370 km/h (230 mph) while carefully navigating around inflatable pylons floating on Makuhari Bay.
Take a Tokyo Bay Summer Night Cruise in a yukata, for a refreshing evening adventure. Enjoy your time on the water, as the cool nighttime breeze rushes by. Rent a yukata before you go for a discount on tickets and an especially fun Japanese night, and then enjoy the drinks and snacks on board.,Found something good to do during your time in Tokyo this September? There's always something new to do in this huge city. For more fun ideas, be sure to check out our event calendar, which we update with new things to do on the regular!
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Seeking The Galactic Railroad: The hometown of Miyazawa KenjiMiyazawa Kenji, a famous poet/author in Japan was born in Hanamaki, Iwate prefecture in 1896.
Famous titles like "The Life of Budori Gusuko", "The Restaurant of Many Orders" and "Night on the Galactic Railroad" are his works.
Did you know that there's a memorial museum in Hanamaki?
Let's take a look at his world through the city of Hanamaki.,Beginning from the entrance, the village is packed with the world of Miyazawa Kenji stories.
Head to the "Kenji no Gakkou" (Kenji's School) first to go to see the main part of this village.
, この投稿をInstagramで見る 宮沢賢治童話村🌳 ここも思った以上に楽しめましたぁ😄 "賢治の学校"以外は無料で利用出来るみたいです。 童話の世界に入ったようなステキなところ‼️ #宮沢賢治童話村 #宮沢賢治 #賢治の学校 #岩手県#花巻市 #銀河ステーション アンさん(@annezawa)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 7月月15日午後4時43分PDT ,As you make your way through the arches, into the building, you will see stars sprinkled throughout the path. (Note that stars play a vital role in Kenji's stories.)
, この投稿をInstagramで見る GWの振り返り。東北旅行ということで岩手～青森～秋田～新潟～長野と車で巡ってきました♪ 1日目は岩手県の花巻市まで。宮沢賢治童話村「賢治の学校」にインスタ映えしそうだったので📸パシャッ！ #花巻市 #花巻 #岩手県 #岩手 #宮沢賢治 #宮沢賢治童話村 #賢治の学校 #東北旅行 #ゴールデンウィーク #GW #東北でよかった #東北旅行 #行くぜ東北 #春の東北インスタキャンペーン #apsc #pentax #pentaxk5 #photo_travelers #lovers_nippon #リフレクション #リフレクションのある景色 #ファインダー越しの私の世界 @ikuzetohoku_official @jalan_net @imatabi.official @retrip_nippon @retrip_news si💓raさん(@skipos0208)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 5月月7日午前6時16分PDT ,The whole facility is separated into four different sections, each named The Space Room, The Earth Room, The Sky Room, and the Water Room.,Caleidoscope-like room reflecting the stars in the room., この投稿をInstagramで見る 東北旅⑧ 岩手県😎 花巻にある宮沢賢治記念館と童話村行ってきた☺️✨ iwate.2 岩手▶︎▶︎▶︎宮城 #岩手#花巻#新花巻駅#宮沢賢治記念館#宮沢賢治童話村#銀河ステーション#宮沢賢治#賢治の学校#賢治の教室#セロ弾きのゴーシュ#銀河鉄道の夜#山猫軒#岩手旅行#岩手観光#東北旅行#花巻市#花巻観光#カメラ#nikon hina yamauchiさん(@hina_noky)がシェアした投稿 - 2019年 3月月10日午前1時39分PST ,Giant grasshopper welcoming the guests., この投稿をInstagramで見る 賢治の学校。イーハトーブの大地、宇宙、ファンタジックホール@宮沢賢治童話村 #宮沢賢治 #宮沢賢治童話村 #賢治の学校 #イーハトーブ しちーさん(@i_am_a_city)がシェアした投稿 - 2018年 5月月3日午後4時39分PDT ,Through the rooms and out again, to the fairies' path, then to the next building, Kenji's Classroom.
Here you will find the different animals and different items that appear in the stories in real life., この投稿をInstagramで見る 賢治ワールド③ 駅に向かうバスを待っている間、雑貨屋さんで時間を潰していました。めっっっっちゃ私好みのアクセサリーが！銀河鉄道のネックレス可愛かった〜…。🤦♀️✨ 山猫軒にあったバスが動いてるのを見てどうぶつの森を連想しないものはいないはず…。 坂を下りていくところがめっちゃどうぶつの森でした。 マルカンビル大食堂で噂のソフトクリームを割り箸で食べました。 店員さんに「これは割り箸で(食べるん)ですか？」「はい、割り箸です」英語の教科書みたいなやりとりを。😂 180円は本当に安い、他のメニューも安かったし、またソフトクリーム以外のものを注文したいです。 賢治コスした賢治の広場で賢治さんの姪っ子さんに会いました(写真一緒に撮ればよかったな)。 #宮沢賢治#賢治の教室#バス#雑貨#アクセサリー#歯車#イーハトーブ#マルカンビル大食堂#ソフトクリーム#どうぶつの森#岩手#花巻#観光#ひとり旅#旅行 minamiさん(@210minami180)がシェアした投稿 - 2018年 3月月19日午後3時49分PDT ,Around this little village of fairytales, you will also find Miyazawa Kenji's Memorial Museum and the restaurant from the story "The Restaurant of Many Orders", "Yamaneko Tei".
If you search around the local area, you will also find many sites and objects like what you will see in his stories.
Just like this wall mural of "Future City Galaxy Earth Railway" that you can find near the Hanamaki station.,Discover the exciting world of Miyazawa Kenji in Hanamaki for yourself!
Before you go, here are some recommendations of his major titles to read to get to know more about him.
"The Life of Budori Gusuko"【グスコーブドリの伝記】
"The Restaurant of Many Orders"【注文の多い料理店】
"Night on the Galactic Railroad"【銀河鉄道の夜】
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