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Dec. 24, 2020 (edited)

Not a very long article but I love yakitori! It reminds me of when I was in Hakodate visiting my girlfriend (this was a long time ago) and we went to a yakitori shop. The lady that worked there was really awesome and we were able to talk with her and ended up having a really great time trying all different types of yakitori and having drinks. I definitely prefer yakitori cooked on a teppan and I don't remember if that's how they were cooked at that restaurant but either way it tasted great. We actually ended up going to a snack bar later that night and drinking a bunch with some older ladies and gentlemen and doing karaoke together lol! Was a total blast talking with the locals. One of the older ladies had a giant bottle of Shochu in her purse too and shared most of it with us. Hopefully I can visit Hakodate again soon. That burger restaurant (Lucky Pierrot I think it's called?) was really good too. Apparently it's only in Hakodate though sadly.

Yakitori Has Been a Favorite Dish of the Japanese for Centuries! Watch It Sizzle Before Your Eyes at It's Cooked!

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Dec. 25, 2020
Merry Christmas! In the spirit of the holidays I decided to check out this article on the Hibiya Illumination. Last year my girlfriend and I went to the Tokyo Station Illumination and it was absolutely beautiful! I would have liked to go to something like this this year, but with the current corona situation it's not exactly possible to do so. Japan and America are quite different when it comes to Christmas, but Japan is just as festive in many ways. I actually personally prefer the Japanese version as a dating holiday as opposed to the American version of getting together with family, as we do that for thanksgiving already and winter feels more romantic to me. I hadn't heard of the Hibiya Illumination before, which is no surprise really as there's so many amazing illuminations happening in Tokyo during Christmas, but the light up Christmas tree that you can walk inside looked really cool. Definitely going to make this my plan for next year! It's also a good chance to visit Roppongi as I don't get the chance to go there much lol. Anyways, merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone!
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Dec. 23, 2020
Wow, I really liked this video. Great music too! It seems like Nagiso has a ton of stuff to do. It felt like I was on a journey just watching it. I haven't heard of this place, maybe it's one of those hidden gems I guess, as I can't see how it wouldn't be super popular. I'd love to head out here during the summer and see the waterfalls in the area too. The part at 6:50 looks like it could even be a waterslide but I doubt you can swim here lol (I'll be reading more about this...). Also, WOW! Momosukebashi Bridge looks so cool! I'm not one of those guys to fawn over bridges but this bridge has some really cool architecture. It looks really awesome sitting over the bed of white rocks as well. The festivals look fun too. The Hanauma Festival with the horses carrying charms? on their backs looks interesting. Hopefully it doesn't scare them too much though. Maybe next summer or spring I can head out here to see the waterfalls or cherry blossoms! That, or maybe even the harvest moon!

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