Our Adventures in Japan

We went back to Hachiju the other day for lunch since the shop was featured on a New Years program. After showing our point card, I chose t...

So many ramen places in our area There is one that always has a long line, but we’ve never eaten there. Next door to that ramen shop used to...

Every time we pass Isobe, there is a line On Wednesday, it was a national holiday and google maps said that they were closed. But, when we w...

Sunday, went to check out Huanglong (yellow dragon) super tiny shop  the owner wasn't too friendly Satoshi ordered the Umanisoba...650 y...

There was a small shop that used to serve tempura called Tenmi, which I’d had on my “to try” list. Then the pandemic hit and they changed wh...

We've been wanting to check out Tora for some time now and finally got to do so yesterday. This Chinese restaurant has also been used as...

The weekend was forecast for rain, maybe some snow. I made sure we didn’t have to venture out for food. One thing I tried making was Dalgona...

We recently tried Yokohama Iekei Nozomiya. A rather tiny ramen shop in our shopping arcade. NOTE to self: even if they seat you at the ...

May 4 was Midori no Hi or Greenery Day. Mother Nature decided to wake us up super early (twice) with two teeny earthquakes... After brea...

I had been looking for the spoon with all the holes in it ever since we had tan tan men at Hokkai-ramen Susukino ...and finally found it at ...

In my previous travel post, I forgot to mention a couple of things...at Mount Osore, they have mediums that help you connect with your decea...

I'm not too sure when I bookmarked Aoi but it may have been after I saw Phil's post. Aoi is a teeny ramen shop nearby (about 7 se...

Since we've been hitting most of Satoshi's favorite spots, we went to Rocky's in Waipahu for breakfast one morning. The weathe...

The weather yesterday was fahreezing! I think the high was 8C(46F) but the wind was blustery, making it colder for sure. Lunch was at Ram...