There's the abundant nature. The island is aiming for world heritage listing. There's Oshima Tsumugi silk, which has a history of 1,300 years. Time also seems to pass very slowly on Amami Oshima.
These are the croquettes that sell almost 3,000 on a busy day.
Bread crumbs known as Panko cover the batter-dipped patty.
The inside consists of ground meat, mashed potatoes, and minced onions. It looks like the common croquette that you would find anywhere.
Keyword: croquette, cooking, frying,...
Now 70 % of fishermen in Japan use plastic octopus pots. Almost all the plastic octopus pots are made by one company. The durability is not the only reason behind its popularity. It's the special shapes they offer.
Keyword: octopus, pot fishery
We uncover some unique udon restaurants exclusive to the Tokyo metropolitan area, so good that you won't mind queuing.
Keyword: udon, metropolitan, noodle
The finale of this event is a firework called 'The Raging Shaku Dama 300.' Begin the continuous launch of 300-shaku damas. This major Oceanside fireworks festival lasted a full 90 minutes!
Keyword: hanabi, fireworks, festival
Nousaku placed his focus on tin, which was said to be too soft
to be used for tableware. If it bends, then use its flexibility as its selling point. It was undoubtedly a turnabout idea.
Keyword: Tin, Tableware, Nosaku
The shape of Magewappa or bent woodware lunch box is basically the same since Edo era. That was because it was so functional that it didn’t need to be changed.
Keyword: Magewappa, Bent woodware, Lunch box
The omelette is light and fluffy, having been cooked by hand.
The fresh egg flavor and unique sweetness melts in the mouth.
Keyword: ｔamagoyaki, Japanese rolled omlet, egg
The shell buttons made by this company are more expensive than those made of plastic. But, because of the nice natural feel, they are highly sought after by many famous overseas brands like Paul Smith.
Keyword: fashion, factory, shell, brand
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