Marumiya rice seasoning is convenient and practical. Just sprinkle it over white rice and gently mix it in to quickly add aroma and flavor. It also goes well with bento or rice porridge. When you're busy, it's also delicious for making rice balls~
Mazekomi wakame | Review by Linda Liao
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Shinkyogoku Shopping Street
Spanning approximately 500m from Sanjo Street to Shijo Street in the heart of Kyoto, Shinkyogoku Street buzzes daily with locals, tourists, and school trip students. The Shinkyogoku Shopping Street, celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2022, stands as Japan's second oldest shopping district.
新京極商店街是京都歷史悠久的經典拱廊街，整體氣氛熱鬧且充滿年輕朝氣。街內聚集無數潮流服飾、動漫精品、伴手禮店與各式美食，雨天也不用擔心。商店街中還隱藏著香火鼎盛的「錦天滿宮」，主祭學問之神菅原道真，求學業與厄除極為靈驗，宮內湧出的「錦水」與求籤特色更為這條現代時尚的商店街增添傳統文化魅力。
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Yuraku Confectionery's "White Black Thunder"
The Hokkaido-limited edition of the chocolate bar "Black Thunder," known for its satisfyingly crunchy texture, coats bite-sized crunchy bases that combine cocoa cookies & plain biscuits with white chocolate enriched with flavorful Hokkaido milk.
Unlike regular Black Thunder, White Black Thunder is mainly made with white chocolate, combined with crunchy cookies and chocolate. It's sweet and crunchy, and just right when you're craving a snack. The white packaging also reflects Hokkaido's snowy character, and many tourists buy it as a souvenir. Each small piece is easy to carry, making it great for enjoying yourself or sharing with friends and family. If you like Black Thunder, look for White Black Thunder when you visit Hokkaido and see which one you prefer!
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Japan Kanji Museum & Library
Japan's first museum dedicated to the fascinating world of kanji, the Chinese characters that evolved into a unique part of Japanese culture.
While strolling around Gion, the eye-catching sign for the Japan Kanji Museum unexpectedly caught my attention, and I ended up discovering a very interesting attraction! Its official name is the Kanji Museum & Library, and it focuses on the history, evolution, and culture of kanji, using interactive exhibits to tell the story of how kanji developed from ancient times to the present. The most interesting part is seeing how kanji evolved from pictographs into the familiar characters used today, along with lots of fascinating kanji facts.
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