Japan Revisited - Nara

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Interesting, KK; very good pics as usual, thanks for posting.
Hank

 

KK, I enjoyed your vacation to Japan. I tried to leave a message, but for some reason it didn't work.
Thank you for the tour. The two of you seem to stop often to eat!

 

Thanks for coming Hank

You are welcome Growingpains. Yes trying all sorts of food in a foreign land is very interesting and rewarding experience. Best of all they are delicious ... yum!

 

KK, as I look at the food, it appears quite different by comparison to US foods. I would need to taste it.

 

Yes Growingpains, they are very different to US food, I'm sure you would like it if you tried it.

 

We use garlic, pepper, parsley, basil, slightly spicy.
Are the foods in Japan more bland?

 

Their food are full of flavours and have different textures. They are delicious... yum!
Do you have a Japanese restaurant run by Japanese? If you do try it and tell me how you like it

 

KK, I had a dear sister in law who grew up in Japan. However the only food she served was American fare.I did eat once at a Japanese restaurant. So long ago I have forgotten. The food at Chinese restaurants doesn't hold much appeal for me.

 

It is strange to hear that your sister in law just served American food, maybe you should her to do Japanese
The Chines food I guess is no longer original anyway when I was in Southern China I didn't like their food too because it was too oily. My son went to Shanghai he said the food was really good. But here in Malaysia the Chinese food is YUM!

 

KK, sadly our Shizu (Susie in English) is no longer with us.
I imagination she learned to cook what her husband was accustomed to.

 

I am so sorry to hear that, I can cook you some if you like if or when I have the opportunity to visit Michigan