Sushi Blog

There are all types of uncommon ramen flavors from tomato soup and squid ink to curry for ramen lovers, but blue ramen?  What makes the soup and noodle blue?  Is this seemingly appetite damping flavor worth a try?  John tackles this curiosity drawing ramen and reveals what he thinks.

What is commonly called Sharehouse in Japan is a small apartment complex with a communal space where tenants can share dining table, kitchen, laundry room, bath tub and shower room.  This type of apartment is favored by those who enjoy interacting with other tenants - a favorable alternative to living in an apartment with complete privacy where loneliness can set in.

The video host explore the countryside of Akita, Japan, starting the day with taking a morning walk in the farm, visiting a local woman who makes gourd arts, plowing the rice field, harvesting burdock roots, and braiding straws to make ropes.

Do sushi should be eaten a certain way? Are there etiquette or rules when dining in a sushi restaurant?  Simon and Martina debacle fallacies and dive right in to the point.