Rohto V11 is designed for discomfort caused by prolonged eye use, eye fatigue, redness, and other issues. It contains several effective ingredients and is popular with many Japanese people. It can be used for emergency care when your eyes feel uncomfortable, but it is not a medication for treating eye diseases. If symptoms persist, consult an ophthalmologist to protect the windows to your soul.
Rohto V11 | Review by Linda Liao
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Pengin Shokudo’s Ishigaki Island Chili Oil
Made from carefully selected local ingredients-like island chili peppers, turmeric, pipāchi (Okinawan pepper), sea salt, and brown sugar-all nurtured by the strong sun of Ishigaki Island, Pengin Shokudo’s Ishigaki Island Chili Oil is a signature condiment born of passion and craftsmanship. Created by the owner couple of Pengin Shokudo, this chili oil is free from additives, allowing the natural richness of the ingredients to shine through. The result is a bold yet balanced flavor with a satisfying heat.
Ishigaki Island Chili Oil is the soul of dumplings and noodles! What makes it so special is the perfect combination of heat and rich aromas. It is slowly simmered by hand using carefully selected Ishigaki Island specialties, including awamori, island pepper, and a variety of spices, giving it remarkable depth.
The series comes in several heat levels, including the classic original and an extra-spicy special version, to suit different preferences. Whether you use it as a dipping sauce for dumplings or mix it into noodles, just one small spoonful instantly enhances the flavor. It is wonderfully aromatic with a strong lingering kick that will keep you coming back for more!
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Hareza Ikebukuro
Hareza Ikebukuro is a large-scale complex that opened in 2020 on the former sites of the old Toshima Ward Office and Toshima Public Hall. Located in Ikebukuro, this known mecca for niche cultures like anime and cosplay is the new go-to spot for all things trendy.
Hareza Ikebukuro is a distinctive cultural and entertainment hub in Ikebukuro. As soon as you enter the area, you can easily feel its strong youthful and subculture vibe. It's more than just a commercial complex—it combines theaters, a movie theater, arts and cultural spaces, and a plaza, and you can often come across various performances or limited-time events. Naka-Ikebukuro Park is also nearby, along with many anime- and manga-related stores, making it a great place for anyone who enjoys Japanese anime culture.
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Mukashi no Yabaton (Osu)
Known for its pork cutlets with a secret miso sauce, including the famous "Teppan Tonkatsu" and "Waraji Tonkatsu," Yabaton opened a new concept store called "Mukashi no Yabaton" in 2020 near Osu Kannon Temple (Shinpukuji Hoshoin), at the entrance of Osu Kannon-dori Shopping Street. True to its name, this location recreates the original Yabaton of 1947 (Showa 22), with a retro building and a large sign featuring the store's mascot, "Boo-chan."
After trying the familiar Yabaton pork cutlets, consider changing things up and visiting Mukashi no Yabaton for a different style of Nagoya cuisine. The menu here is a little different from the usual signature pork cutlets, focusing on dishes such as deep-fried skewers and oden. The skewers are fried until crisp and fragrant, with different ingredients and special sauces that make them crunchy and hard to stop eating. The oden is slowly simmered in broth, allowing the ingredients to absorb the soup for a mellow flavor. The seasoning isn't too heavy, so you can still taste the ingredients themselves. If you've already visited Yabaton, I highly recommend checking out this location too for a different taste of Nagoya's casual local cuisine!
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