This is a monument of a dragon located near Exit 2 of Tatsumi Station on the Yurakucho Subway Line. The dragon in "Tatsu" means dragon. "Mi" means snake. These are the animals that appear in the Chinese zodiac. In Japan, the 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac are sometimes arranged like a clock to show the direction. Tatsumi is located in the direction of Tatsumi as seen from Edo Castle, hence the name Tatsumi.
This is a salt ramen at Ramen Restaurant Yoshii near Kachidoki Station. The soup and noodles were delicious, but the grilled green onions were the best part.
By salty taste, I don't mean just salt, but salt added to the basic taste of chicken, meat, or fish. It does not mean soy sauce flavor or miso flavor. It can also mean.
Ordering was easy to understand, as the ticketing system was based on a vending machine with pictures.
After the closing of the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo, I visited the athletes' village. I couldn't get into the back of the village, as it was under construction for cleanup. I couldn't go into the back of the village.
This is miso soup with enoki mushrooms and fried tofu. Enoki mushrooms have a delightful crunchy texture. The oil that seeps out of the fried tofu makes the soup more delicious. Abura-age soaked in the broth is also a classic Japanese flavor.
The word "nameko" in nameko is a Japanese word that reminds us of a slimy feeling. As the name suggests, nameko mushrooms have a slimy mucous membrane on their surface. However, this is what makes it delicious.