Is fruit an ingredient for cooking (aside from sweets) in your country? I guess many counties use various kinds of fruit for cooking, but we usually don’t use them…

  Hot!  Hot!! Hot!!!  Is there any way it will cooler?  Even a bit?? (><) Sometimes, I’m just unable to find any other things to say apart from this, but…

Fukushima is famous for high quality fruits, and some of those very best ones are taken to Tokyo as tributes to royal family.  There seems to be a man who…

Today, we would like to introduce about the bus stops in Japan. Of course there are many bus stops in your country as well, its design and figure may vary…

  Kids often eat foods in the way adults can never imagine. In other words, you can find some clues to an undiscovered food culture. Today I would like to…

Today, I would like to introduce an article about special banana, which became an official banana of Tokyo Marathon.     Tokyo Marathon is a very popular marathon event in…

  Durians are smelly. Very smelly. A blogger, Ms. K, wonders if she can play the “hidden object (durian) game” using only her sense of smell.  She heads immediately to…

I found a blog post about unique object when I was searching for an interesting blog post the other day. Let me introduce it. First, please take a look at…

I found a shocking food on a Japanese blog last week.     It says ‘Flavor of Tochigi: Lemon Flavor Sausages’ on the package. I did not know, but Tochigi…

  Mikan is a seedless citrus smaller and sweeter than orange. It is probably called “mandarin orange” in English-speaking countries. Mikan is a winter fruit in Japan and it is…

Cutting apple into shapes is very popular in Japan. The most common shape is rabbit, which often dresses bento lunch box. It is cute, fun and easy to make!  …