Made shoyu ramen with maitake mushroom, spinach, shinachiku and pork today4yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/JapaneseFood
Hole in the wall type standing space only soba (buckwheat) noodle shop.6yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/japanpics
A belated gratitude to every team for coming and playing great matches in Japan. This photo was at a fanzone in Fuchi, Tokyo. Sorry if it is in the wrong place.4yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/rugbyunion
The gardener takes care of the plants and animals even after the humans have gone.6yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/ghibli
Whether its rice harvesting, mushroom picking or enjoying the snow, you can feel mother nature and her seasons at Shunran No Sato in Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture which consists of over 40 farm stays. Pictured is Farm Stay Shunran no Yado. Only 1 group per day.5yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/japanpics
if you like instant noodles-Maruchan's Maruchan Akai Kitsune Udon with Fried Tofu or Midori no Tanuki instant soba, you may like these! The Akai kitsune are like the fried tofu chips and the Midori no Tanuki is popcorn flavored like Dashi soup.5yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/JapaneseFood
The five storied pagoda on Mt. Haguro, Tsuruoka Yamagata Prefecture.5yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/japanpics
I happened to come across two men whose hobby (mission!?) was to raise Japanese emperor butterflies.6yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/Butterflies
(I ate) Ginburo mame with mochi rice. Ginburo beans are cultivated in a small area in Ootoyocho, Kochi prefecture.6yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/JapaneseFood
Time to go and eat freshly harvested soba! The new crop noodles will have a green tinge and be very aromatic.5yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/JapaneseFood
A friend’s photo of her Shichiro San celebration. As she says” a long long long time ago”5yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/japanpics
Partnering chilled Junmai sake with a side dish of slightly warmed garlic chives topped with a fresh egg yolk6yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/JapaneseFood
Vending machine selling bottles of flying fish soup stock with a little fish inside5yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/japanpics
Drying fish fins in the sun for hiresake later (hope this is posted in the correct place)6yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/Sake
To ensure your iced latte would never get lukewarm :) (This coffee shop in Tokyo has already closed but it’s the most interesting iced latte I ever had)6yr ⋅ farmstay_japan ⋅ r/Coffee_Shop
