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Nourish Your Soul with Ramen at Itton

The post reflects on the soothing qualities of ramen, especially after the holiday season. The author reminisces about a cozy lunch at Itton Ramen, highlighting its comforting dishes and Japanese street food offerings. Nostalgic connections to a recent trip to Japan enhance the experience, marking it as a must-visit for ramen lovers.
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6 Friends, 10 Days, 2 Cities: Our Unforgettable Tokyo & Kyoto Adventure

Exploring Japan with close friends made every moment unforgettable. From Tokyo’s neon buzz to Kyoto’s serene temples, we shared laughter, steaming bowls of ,ramen, sake, and memories that will last a lifetime.
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Travel Japan – Our 2 Day Itinerary In Tokyo

“The urge to travel feels magnetic. Two of my favorite words are linked: departure time. And travel whets the emotions, turns upside down the memory bank, and the golden coins scatter” ~ Frances Mayes My first trip to Japan was in the Fall of 2018. John had been there numerous times for work so while it…
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Empty Nester Adventures: 4 Days in San Diego

One does not need to venture far to find beauty and entertainment in San Diego. It has been a frequent winter destination for us over the past several years.
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Empty Nester Adventures In Italy: 4 days in Taormina, Sicily

We recently spent 4 days in beautiful Taormina Sicily. The sights, sounds and culinary experiences were incredible. Our first visit to Italy since prior to the start of the pandemic was magnificent and we can’t wait to return.
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Hiyu Wine Farm

“If food is the body of good living, wine is its soul” ~ Clifton Fadiman Twenty-two miles fromMount Hood’s snowy peak,in an alpine river valley teemingwith birds and oscillating light,lives a wild farm. Cows, chickens,and pigs graze among vines and fungi and flowers proliferate as gardens merge with forest.” ~ Hiyu Website Birthdays are special,…
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Leftover Makeover: How to Make a Vegetable, Goat Cheese and Bacon Frittata

“Food can be expressive and therefore food can be art” ~ Grant Achatz In a frittata, the eggs are the canvas. The vegetables make up the color palate, and this is where you as the cook can add your own touches of brightness as well as a multitude of vibrant flavors. In our kitchen no…


