You can eat a very good food anywhere in Japan – even convenient store food is so good there. They have lots of traditional food, too. Eating in Japan is like the best thing ever!

Besides my mom’s homemade food and Sanuki Udon, I ate lots of good food. I couldn’t take pictures of every single thing I ate, but here are some to share.

Fukuka’s 30th Birthday Lunch in Tokyo, Nishiazabu:

Warabi-mochi in Himeji:

(lots of) Seafood Salad in Kobe:

Teppanyaki:

Okonomiyaki in Osaka:

Lunch with Mitchy in Osaka:

McDonald!

It’s fun to go there in Japan.

There are 2 Chinatowns in Japan; one in Yokohama, and one in Kobe – I went to one in Kobe, also known as Nankinmachi. I used to go there a lot when I was in high school and it’d been more than 12 years since last time I visited there and nothing was changed! I was so happy to see the same Chinatown because lot of things seem to have changed over the decades in Japan, but yes, there are things that never change and I hope it stays that way…

Gate 1:

Street view:

Lots of street foods (mmm!):

Open area:

“Nankinmachi”:

The open area was surrounded by Chinese year animals in order – dragon (randy) and snake (me):

This pork bun place gets a loong line (sooo good!):

Kobe Beef shop:

Another street view:

“Kobe Pudding” flag – cute!:

Gate #2:

Yokohama Chinatown is a bit fancy, but the