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Familiarity
I showed him around Matsumoto, during which we stopped by a sake brewery that does tours.. Since it was a holiday they apparently weren't doing the tours that day, but we walked around for a little bit then went to the 'gift shop' for a ...
2009-02-23
http://tyler-japan.blogspot.com/2009/02/familiarity.html

More Kamakura
The restaurant we went to for dinner was the perfect remedy for two tired, cold travelers. Horetaro, a restaurant specializing in okonomiyaki (savory pancakes),was a short walk from our hotel. Okonomiyaki are not like the traditional ...
2009-02-23
http://tokyoterrace.blogspot.com/2009/02/more-kamakura.html

Kamakura, Japan
We decided to travel outside of Tokyo to escape the busy city. Since the break was short, we chose to travel somewhere that would require little travel time. The best place we found was Kamakura, Japan. An hour south of Tokyo, ...
2009-02-22
http://tokyoterrace.blogspot.com/2009/02/kamakura-japan.html

The last night in Tokyo
This meant that there was wine from the Aussies, beer from the Germans, Dutch and Belgians, Prosecco from the Italians, Rioja from the Spanish and of course Sake from the hosts. This proliferation of free drinks ensured that virtually ...
2009-02-21
http://somewordswhatiwrote.blogspot.com/2009/02/last-night-in-tokyo.html

Little Tokyo
Later we moved down the road for a post-prandial jug of dew of peach blossom sake at the Nombe stand bar - a recreation of a Japanese tachinomi - a standing-room only bar frequented by Japan's salarymen on the way home from the office.
2009-02-21
http://talesofjo.blogspot.com/2009/02/little-tokyo.html

Tokyo Impressions - Part 1
... replaced by a smiley waiter holding out the sake menu tirelessly soliciting each passer-by. The ominous signs of a deep recession were everywhere, but none more noticeable than the disappearance of the evening restaurant crowds. ...
2009-02-21
http://jasonyng.blogspot.com/2009/02/tokyo-impressions-part-1.html

The world’s most expensive restaurants
Argawa a little steak house in Tokyo tops the list. With the tab starting at Ksh 27000 per person it only goes higher. What makes this restaurant really special is where the beef is sourced. The animals are sake fed and massaged more ...
2009-02-19
http://restaurants.co.ke/blog/?p=47

UCLA-APA Events & Announcements - 2/18/09
Join us for a unique evening featuring a palette of sake from around the world and hors d'oeuvres from LA's top restaurants. Sake experts will be on hand to provide education on sake and food pairings at various stations. ...
2009-02-18
http://apaucla.blogspot.com/2009/02/ucla-apa-events-announcements-21809.html

Tokyo in Tanasbourne
Restaurant Tokyo is a little known gem in the Tanasbourne shopping center which has a clean, quiet and authentic Japanese feel. The staff is efficient and pleasant, and the food is amazing. Each time I come here, I try a new type of ...
2009-02-18
http://portlandoctopus.com/tokyo-in-tanasbourne/

Tokyo, Day 2: Shinjuku, Meiji Shrine, Imperial Palace, and Ginza
2008-10-16 Tokyo Day 2 030. I crunched down a gravel path for several hundred meters… 2008-10-16 Tokyo Day 2 031 …and found another great torii leading down the path to the shrine. 2008-10-16 Tokyo Day 2 044. Japanese sake makers ...
2009-02-17
http://aceswerling.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!B806DC0BEC5445A3!2043.entry

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