Port Town Walks in Hokkaido with Rui Yoshida

Hakodate edition (1x2)

Data di messa in onda: Lug 08, 2012

This time, the port town is Hakodate, a popular sightseeing spot in Hokkaido. The morning market is filled with cheerful shouts of "Irasshai!" as the gourmand pub poet Rui Yoshida and Kanako Murotani visit. In addition to fresh seafood, they also enjoy Japanese sweets from a century-old rice cake store, where the fourth generation of the family makes the sweets with the irresistible chewy texture. They also visit a custom-made musical instrument store and are fascinated by the sound of handmade guitars, rare even in Hokkaido. At a certain tavern, Anna Murotani was surprised. "What? The fish is grilled whole!" What kind of grilled fish can only be eaten here, where the mysterious way the food is served brings out delicious flavors and excitement? Then to a Spanish restaurant in a Japanese-style building using Taisho glass, whose unique distortions are somewhat nostalgic. Sipping on wine and tasted seasonal dishes that went well with the wine. A great time chatting and getting tipsy!