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Many small chain of Japanese restaurants, you select what you want to eat and pay at the vending machine. The machine give you a ticket and you take it to the counter. That is how you order. Have you ever seen the system like this anywhere? By doing this, the shop employee would never handle cash and there is no crime to hold up the restaurant either.
Gagi no Tsuki is one of the most well know Japanese sweets from Sendai 仙台 area. The sponge and custard cream is wonderful and sweet. One of our staff just came back rom Sendai and brought me this. It is good thing that I only got one. What sweets fop you like from Japan? https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/萩の月...
When I search T shits with Japanese theme ... those are what I have found. I think we can do better.
This is what you might expect for full course lunch or dinner at Japanese restaurant or Hotel (Ryokan). Japanese full course often includes some Western dishes that are arrange for Japanese taste. This is a 5,000 yen lunch at Novotel Hotel in Kosuhien. http://www.novotel.com/gb/hotel-4977-novotel-koshien-osaka-west/index.shtml
Nighttime in Tokyo is quite different from the day time. I just post those picture for you to get some feel for it.
One of the food items many foreigners do not like in Japan is Natto. Do yon know what it is? Have you had Natto before? Do you like it? Most Japanese people I know love it.
This instant soup is amazing. Just pour hot water and it becomes a real good soup with onion. Amazing. What is your favorite instant foods? Noodles?
Do you know what it says? Then do you know what it should have said? 日本 = Japan 本日 = Today 終了しました = has Ended...