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Japanese recipes and ingredients we have tried while living in Tokyo. Tuesday, 23 April 2013. Japanese curry is a perfect example of a dish that doesn't originates in Japan, but which is so adapted to Japanese taste that it now be called a true Japanese meal. Using widely available instant packages preparing Japanese curry becomes very, very easy to make; and all the different brands and variations ensure that everyone can buy the curry to best fit their own taste and preferred level of spiciness. We wil...

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Cooking Tokyo: Mapo Tofu

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Japanese recipes and ingredients we have tried while living in Tokyo. Saturday, 19 January 2013. Mapo Tofu is a spicy dish that combines ground meat and tofu. The different textures of the meat and the tofu make this a delicious meal. If you want, you can easily adjust the spice level to you own liking, but traditionally it is served quite spicy. 200 gr ground meat. 1 package of tofu. Rice for 2 persons. 2 tbsp miso paste. 1 tbsp soy sauce. Lower the heat and add the tofu (cut into pieces). A new recipe ...

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Cooking Tokyo: August 2012

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Japanese recipes and ingredients we have tried while living in Tokyo. Tuesday, 28 August 2012. At home, we looked it up in our dictionary, and it turned out that it is a kind of melon. We therefore decided not to prepare it but just eat it raw as a side dish. We peeled the skin, and cut is into bite sizes pieces. You can either remove the seeds or eat them just as you would with a cucumber. Tuesday, 21 August 2012. Sweet potato cake (Satsuma-imo Cake) from the rice cooker. 50 ml (coleseed) oil. Mix the f...

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Cooking Tokyo: Daigaku-imo

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Japanese recipes and ingredients we have tried while living in Tokyo. Thursday, 10 January 2013. It's pretty easy to make. Which student would want to spend a long time in the kitchen while you need that time to study anyway? 1 Sweet potato (Satsuma-imo). 1 tbsp soy sauce. Cut the potato into small, bite-size pieces. Heat some oil in a fry-pan and bake the potatoes till they are soft. Mix the soy sauce, sugar and water together and heat in a small saucepan. When all of the sugar-mixture has been attached...

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Cooking Tokyo: April 2013

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Japanese recipes and ingredients we have tried while living in Tokyo. Tuesday, 23 April 2013. Japanese curry is a perfect example of a dish that doesn't originates in Japan, but which is so adapted to Japanese taste that it now be called a true Japanese meal. Using widely available instant packages preparing Japanese curry becomes very, very easy to make; and all the different brands and variations ensure that everyone can buy the curry to best fit their own taste and preferred level of spiciness. We wil...

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Cooking Tokyo: Banana cake from the rice cooker

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Japanese recipes and ingredients we have tried while living in Tokyo. Friday, 1 February 2013. Banana cake from the rice cooker. Although fruit can be quite expensive to buy in Japan, bananas are normally the cheapest you can get. Our local supermarket sometimes even has very good deals were you can buy large amounts of bananas (15-20) at a time for really cheap. Too good a deal not to buy! But we do end up eating a lot of bananas. 1 tsp baking powder. 2 or 3 bananas. Put the batter in the rice cooker, p...

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Living Tokyo: October 2012

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Journal of our experiences in Tokyo. Sunday, October 28, 2012. Autumn trip: Nikko National Park. Two years ago we visited the beautiful temples and historical heritage of Nikko. This time we wanted to visit Nikko again, but focus on the natural beauty of the area. Therefore, we decided to make it a weekend holiday in autumn, and enjoy the autumn foliage of Okunikko (the national park of Nikko). In front of the Ryuzu Waterfall. Wooden path through the Senjogahara marshland. Autumn colours at Okunikko.

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Living Tokyo: Graduation ceremony

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Journal of our experiences in Tokyo. Saturday, March 23, 2013. March is in Japan the month of the graduation ceremonies ( Sotsugyoushiki). It is the end of the Japanese school year, and for all those students who are graduating big ceremonies and parties are being held. Graduation ceremonies are an important part of the Japanese education culture. The ceremony is held in all schools from elementary school to university. Even my language school had its own graduation ceremony! March 24, 2013 at 8:48 AM.

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Living Tokyo: Chinese New Year: Chinatown in Yokohama

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Journal of our experiences in Tokyo. Tuesday, February 12, 2013. Chinese New Year: Chinatown in Yokohama. Last weekend was the Chinese New Year celebration. What can be a better place to celebrate this then at the biggest Chinatown in Japan: in Yokohama! View from Osanbashi Pier over Yokohama: Landmark tower, ferry-wheel of Cosmo World and Red brick warehouses are easy recognizable. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to our blog. We are Daphne and Laurens, Master-graduates with specialisatio...

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Living Tokyo: September 2012

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Journal of our experiences in Tokyo. Saturday, September 15, 2012. To the cinema: Rurouni Kenshin. Last weekend was our first visit to the cinema in a loooong time. We went to Ikebukuro, met up with our friend, and headed to Sunshine Cinema Complex. The reason we visited the cinema was the screening of the real-life action film Rurouni Kenshin. Without saying too much, and spoiling the story for those who do not yet know it, we can definitely say that it was a great movie, and a very good adaption from t...

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Living Tokyo: April 2012

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Journal of our experiences in Tokyo. Sunday, April 29, 2012. On the 26th of April the aikido community world wide commemorates the passing of the founder of aikido, Morihei Ueshiba. At the hombu dojo, this commemoration takes place in the form of screening movies of Ueshiba, followed by a gathering with drinks and speeches. So, after our regular aikido training last Thursday we watched the movies and enjoyed an interesting evening. At the bronze statue of Morihei Ueshiba, O'sensei (great teacher). Locate...

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Living Tokyo: August 2012

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Journal of our experiences in Tokyo. Saturday, August 25, 2012. Ryogoku: Edo-Tokyo Museum (& Sumo). Ryogoku lies on the east side of the Sumida River, an area of Tokyo were we never went before. It is known as the Sumo-district, with the famous Kokugikan Sumo Stadium, various sumo stables (were the professional sumo wrestlers live and train), and restaurants selling typical Sumo food. The building of the Edo-Tokyo Museum. Model of old street in Tokyo. Model of an amusement district next to the river.

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Living Tokyo: May 2013

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Journal of our experiences in Tokyo. Saturday, May 18, 2013. This month will be the one year anniversary of the Tokyo Skytree. Although we had seen the skytree from a distance, towering over the other skyscrapers in Tokyo, we hadn't visited it yet. This month, during the Golden Week holidays we finally had the change, together with Daphne's parents, the admire the view from the Skytree! We arrived at 8am, and there already were a lot of people! The observatory is very nice, and the view is beautiful!

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Living Tokyo: Roppongi Art Night 2013

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Journal of our experiences in Tokyo. Tuesday, March 26, 2013. Roppongi Art Night 2013. Last weekend the yearly Roppongi Art Night was held: from sunset to dawn the whole area of Roppongi was centred around art. Art centers and museums were open for the whole night (free, or discounted admission), and many extra exhibitions and events were held around the famous buildings of Roppongi. Central street in Roppongi. Sakura trees at Roppongi Hills. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). After living in Tokyo for ...

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Living Tokyo: June 2012

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Journal of our experiences in Tokyo. Friday, June 22, 2012. Japanese exams passed: vacation! This week we had our final Japanese exams for this trimester. After a weekend of waking up early and studying all day until evening, we had to prove our Japanese skills at our exams. Final exams at Yoshida Language School consists of two days of exams. On the first day you get three (! All our hard studying paid off, we both passed all our tests with great results! Sunday, June 10, 2012. Daphne's Aikido exam 3rd ...

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Living Tokyo: Tokyo Skytree

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Journal of our experiences in Tokyo. Saturday, May 18, 2013. This month will be the one year anniversary of the Tokyo Skytree. Although we had seen the skytree from a distance, towering over the other skyscrapers in Tokyo, we hadn't visited it yet. This month, during the Golden Week holidays we finally had the change, together with Daphne's parents, the admire the view from the Skytree! We arrived at 8am, and there already were a lot of people! The observatory is very nice, and the view is beautiful!

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