It's raining!

本日のおやつ。ちょっと焦げちゃいました。

Aoni Onsen (hot spa) , Aomori

青森のランプの宿、青荷温泉。たくさんのオイルランプが幻想的。津軽弁がいたるところに溢れていて素敵です。
Aoni Onsen (hot spa) is famous for the numerous oil lamps and it's sooo beautiful when night falls. Apples are everywhere in the spa as Aomori Prefecture is Japan's largest producer of apples. Crunch! :))

Sanriku Coast (Iwate, Japan)

海の幸のパラダイス、三陸海岸。ウニ好きにはたまりません。
Sanriku is the coastal area of Iwate Prefecture facing the Pacific Ocean. The coast has superb views and is one of the best fishing grounds in Japan. The seafood from this area is renowned nationwide for its freshness and quality. It is a paradise for sushi devotees and shell food lovers like me!

Hirosaki City (Aomori, Japan)

Hirosaki City is Japan's largest producer of apples. You can enjoy delicious apple pie and apple cider at every corner of the city. They even have Apple Onsen (hot spa with numerous apples floating in the bath)!!
リンゴの町、青森の弘前市。アップルパイとリンゴのシードルをぜひ。

I have a craving for miso soup.

無性にお味噌汁が飲みたくなりました。

Ekiben(box lunch) Anatomy :)))

駅弁アナトミー。4/10は駅弁の日。

National Ekiben Day :))

明日、4月10日は駅弁の日らしいです。
National Ekiben Day :))
Ekiben, the Japanese box lunch available at major train stations, features regional delicacies and traditional cuisine from each stop across the country. It is eaten during train journeys and is very popular among Japanese people. This on-the-move food entertains you with its beautifully arranged dishes and is often served in an eye-catching container. There are over 5,000 kinds of Ekiben sold nationwide, so it takes more than 13 years to eat all kinds if you have one of each everyday. Woo!