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| Some more shelf stable cheese |
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| Seaweed tea I was given when I arrived at the Ryokan |
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| Walnut mochi and some biscuitish things |
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| Green tea to go with above |
It was shut however, so I went to the other sushi place in town.
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| I was too busy eating so I forgot to take this until well into the meal. |
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| I found an even longer lasting pudding for dessert. |
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| Purin! |
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| Pizza flavoured chips |
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| Fruit in a cup |
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| Breakfast at the Ryokan |
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| The egg had been boiled in the hotspring. The yolk was fantastic. The white, not so much. |
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| Fake crab. |
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| Ramen in a cup |
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| Chicken flavour too. |
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| Pickled vegetables. |
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| Lobster sticks. |
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| PREMIUM selection |
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| Extras. Whelk, Scallop, Sea Urchin. |
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| Breakfast morning 2 |
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| Beef and greens for |
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| Sukiyaki |
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| Egg pudding, burdoc and lotus root, assorted vegetables and goo, fish of some description. |
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| Rice and Tea, also random pickles in little containers. |
was there a palpable difference between the sushi places?
ReplyDeleteYeah. The second one was better. Higher quality fish, wider selection, generally nicer furnishings etc. The first one wasn't awful, the second one was just better to some degree in more or less any aspect you care to name.
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