We wanted to check out the Tsurumi Line, which travels near the coastline of Kanagawa prefecture and was built to service the port and industrial areas.
Since it is an industrial area, there isn’t much to see.
But, here's two short videos I shot, if you are interested, here and here
The first two photos are scenery from one of the stations, Umi Shibaura.Then we went back to Tsurumi Station and checked out Sojiji, one of two Soto schools of Zen Buddhism, the other is Eiheiji in Fukui prefecture.And then it was time to find lunch, we saw a line outside of Restaurant Baku and decided to get in line too.Luckily we didn't have to wait too long for a table and the food came out rather quickly too.
This place has been in business for over 50 years and has been on television many times.
There are autographs from all sorts of famous Japanese people on the walls too.
Satoshi ordered the cheese hamburger...1500 yen (tax included), his meal also came with miso soup and rice.
He enjoyed this.
I ordered the tomato rice katsu...800 yen (tax included)
sorry your katsu wasn't that good. Both of your lunches looked great, though.
ReplyDeleteI hear more places are offering doggie bags now. Maybe because they've increased the serving sizee? Before, the servings were just right so no leftovers.
v
That tonkatsu was indeed massive Kat! Too bad it wasn't very good though.
ReplyDeleteI think with the pandemic more places do takeout, V, so they have takeout boxes for doggy bags. Gotta be careful though, some places charge for the box.
ReplyDeleteyeah bummer it wasn't too good, Kirk
Take care you two.
Kat