Ramen, ramen, everywhere
February 8, 2009 - 4:01 pm by Him in Others
It comes in a variety of forms. Regional specialties abound and no other Japanese food can capture the culinary imagination quite as effectively as the noodles known as ramen.
OK, looking past the fact that ramen actually originated on the Asian mainland, today’s ramen options a la japonais are truly outstanding, always reasonably priced – from [...]
Katchaman’s Amazing JAPAN guide at Hokkaido “Enjoy great outdoors by Canoe in Lake Kussharo” [北海道屈斜路湖で大自然の中をカヌーでゆく]
August 13, 2008 - 6:32 pm by katchaman in Others
We enjoyed playing Canoe in Lake Kussharo and River Kushiro. It was a great time! I can recommend this course. If you like, please contact this.
Nature Therapy Produce ATREYU http://www.atreyu.info/ Tel: 015-484-2455
Noboribetsu hot spring (Hokkaido) “Kodaman’s J-Trip”
July 2, 2008 - 12:59 pm by Tsutomu in Travel
On early June, I visited Sapporo, Hokkaido for my work as a event’s MC.
At the next day of the event, I and my friends went to Noboribetsu by using a gorgeous bus served by Cool star corp. It took for about 90 min to go to Noboribetsu area from Sapporo by bus.
Our tour started from [...]
Gomar’s The Beautiful JAPAN Hoheikan (Historical Guest House) at Sapporo
January 16, 2008 - 3:33 pm by Gomar in Culture, Others, Travel
Hoheikan is in the Nakajima park, and is the first western style’s hotel in Hokkaido and an important building of the Meiji period.
Hoheikan is chiefly used as a Wedding Hall. Besides, there are a coffee shop, a photograph pavilion, and a restaurant of the reservation system. The visit of internal is free.
The inside becomes [...]
Gomar’s The Beautiful JAPAN Shakotan Peninsula,Hokkaidō
November 28, 2007 - 11:17 am by Gomar in Others, Travel
This is Shakotan Peninsula (積丹半島, Shakotan hantō).
Shakotan Peninsula is located in the northwest of Sapporo,Hokkaidō.
Though it was the sea of Hokkaido, The transparency of the sea was like the sea of Okinawa.
Shimamui Shore(島武意海岸,Shimamui kaigan). Here is chosen as “100 selections of Japanese beaches”.
Kamui Cape(神威岬,Kamui misaki)
