Kobe Airport which is located on an artificial island next to the city of Kobe, is marked in the middle of a residential area.
Well, what can I say? I Just hope that pilots do not use Google Maps for navigation.
So you heard Kobe beef is delicious but expensive? Here’s a venue in Kobe that will overturn both stereotypes serve you a very good burger.
Ok, 12 USD for a beef sandwich is not cheap, but still for Kobe beef one zero is missing, I guess.
Edit: And I was wrong with my sarcasm! The Kobe beefsteak burger served there is really good. Quite some time ago it was served in two pieces in a folding box, that you had to fold and clap to combine the pieces, but now it is served in a paper tissue. It looks like this:
On February 3rd, when Japanese people were celebrating the last day of traditional “old year” with Setsubun holiday, Chinese people were celebrating a New Year’s Day.
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Nankin Machi is the name for a famous China Town in Kobe. At the time of Chinese New Year huge celebrations are held in the neighborhood.
Lion dance, dragon dance, acrobatic and martial arts shows take place in the central square.
And let it be a Show Me Japan entry for this week BudgetTrouble blog.
