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Dylan Gibson
Jan. 4, 2021
HA! Soba eaten with just an entire leek for a spoon. I'd love to try this. My girlfriend loves green onions so I'm sure she'd love this too 😂 I think one of the great things about Japan is that not only is the food really delicious, but it's also generally really healthy too. I'd certainly agree that this is innovative! As I've been informed there's also laver not wakame as well as nameko mushrooms in the soup! Sounds delicious to me! I had some really good soba over New Years as well but I never thought to use a leek for a spoon! I'll have to try it out next time I eat it at home! Ouchi-Juku looks like a really cool place in Fukushima as well. It reminds me of Shirakawa-go with the thatched rooves.
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UC
Dec. 30, 2020
Fukushima Ouchi-juku's specialty "negi soba noodles"! I had seen and heard about eating soba with one green onion, but it was still novel! smile
But if you sip soba noodles and nibble on green onions, you will be surprisingly addicted!
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Oct. 30, 2020
Yerrensoran Soran ♪ If you ♪ ask the seagull if the herring has come, Hokkaido Esashi Town, famous for the herring fishing that appears in Soran Bushi, is the first in Hokkaido to be recognized as a Japan heritage site. Herring fishing has been popular since the Edo period, and it is so lively that it is said that "May in Esashi is not even in Edo." The local gourmet "herring soba noodles" are now popular 🐟🍜 all over the country There are many historical buildings such as shrines and temples and townhouses, as well as old ruins, so if you like history, we recommend 🛤️ the seaside sightseeing route called "Ancient Highway". Tonight, to see Soran Bushi, online GoTo travel 🌈✈️ to "Esashi Town, Hokkaido"
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Esashi, Famous for Herring Fishing, Was the First Town in Hokkaido to Be Recognized as a Japan Heritage. In the Edo Period the Town Was Bustling With Commerce!

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