Wow... totally enjoyed this one from start to finish... getting off at Mojiko Station next time would appear to be a wise move as opposed to just enjoying the passing scenery ;-)
@user-ft7yv4io4lКүн бұрын
天ぷら粉使ってるんだね
@yoshiisanКүн бұрын
やっぱフグは、肝食いたい
@user-jc7bh4uj4mКүн бұрын
The 犬 king of Japan with the surname De ,, 皮 剥ぎ,and the queen with the surname Ya , ,手と足 砌り落 surname family 笙埋703
@user-jc7bh4uj4mКүн бұрын
The King of japan is a Palau, and some are New Guineans,primitive people 。 who are borrowed from China. real Chinese people know 。 they have twice the veins of a whiet person, just a Palauan.390
Ive been a subscriber for a while but I’ve decided to unsubscribe to all Japanese channels because of how Japanese people are treating tourists and foreigners.
@user-zn5pj8nb6j3 күн бұрын
まな板もっときれいにした方がいいですね〜 高いお値段取るでしょうし…
@user-wf2ml8kq6x3 күн бұрын
安い!
@NgocNguyen-by8uh3 күн бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ xin chao moi nguoi Nhin cac mon am thuc ra mon That tuyet ngon Va bat mat nhieu lam ❤❤❤❤
In Fukuoka, Robata Taka is a Japanese restaurant that debuted in 2018 and features Chef Takahama's iconic tortoiseshell logo. Chef Takahama hopes to feed the locals with delectable cuisine. He received his training at renowned Japanese restaurants in Kumamoto and Fukuoka. Skilled chefs prepare and cook live spear squid and scorpion fish at the restaurant. In a contemporary, airy setting, the restaurant serves authentic food at a reasonable price. The proprietor, who worked as an izakaya manager for a while, wants to create the perfect ambiance with affordable prices and real food. The area is suitable for all ages and includes a sunken kotatsu area and tatami room for relaxation.
@johnscoggins56966 күн бұрын
_Niphon spinosus_ is a marine ray-finned fish that belongs to the Epinephelinae subfamily of the Serranidae family. It is also referred to as the *ara* or saw-edged perch. Despite looking like a perch, it is categorized as a grouper. _Niphon spinosus_ is a member of the tribe Niphonini, which is regarded as the sister tribe to the other four Epinephelinae tribes and a basal lineage within this subfamily. Niphon spinosus is classified as a grouper scientifically, even though it is commonly referred to as a perch.