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Posted on April 26, 2015August 19, 2018

Travelogue: How to Tell the Difference Between a Temple and a Shrine

As the imperial capital for 1,000 years, Kyoto is full of castles, gardens, shrines, and temples. But how can someone not famliar with Japanese culture distinguish a shrine from a temple?

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Posted on April 24, 2015August 19, 2018

Foodie Friday: Where to Learn How to Appreciate Japanese Sake

A shop and school in Kyoto sells a wide selection of sake and sake accessories. It also serves sake and other beverages as well as light snacks, meals, and sweets. Seminars in sake culture are also offered.

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Posted on April 23, 2015August 19, 2018

Travelogue: Where to Have Your Caricature Done

A caricature of yourself makes a great souvenir of yourself. Where to get caricatures done in Kyoto.

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Posted on April 14, 2015November 23, 2020

Kyoto International Manga Museum

#Kyoto International #Manga Museum has a collection of 50,000 publications, a gift shop and a cafe

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look over my shoulder as I explore rural hong kong

Nothing like homemade chilli con carne with beef, pork, and three kinds of beans, topped with raw onions, raw tomatoes, three kinds of cheese, and as many kinds of salsa as you've got in your cupboard.
MY YUMMY DINNER
Best sweet and sour pork in #hongkong?
Japanese curry and rice with chicken hamburger and cheese! So #YUMMY!
Made from rice vermicelli noodles, #curry powder, #vegetables, scrambled egg, and at least one of the following: char siu, #shrimp, #chicken, and/or #beef, Singapore noodles are a popular dish in #hongkong. Interestingly, they have nothing to do with #singapore. In fact, they were invented by a chef from #taiwan working in Hong Kong. Take out from 錦益茶樓 in Kwu Tong in the #newterritories.
Beef udon in sesame paste at 丸龜製麵 in Sham Shui Po in Kowloon. Totally #yummy. And healthy, too, with lots of #brocoli
Hong Kong's iconic Lion Rock as viewed between the tenements of Sham Shui Po on the Kowloon Peninsula.
MY YUMMY STEAK DINNER
HAPPY YEAR OF THE OX!
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