Manga de Japan

BOW's Trip @ TOKYO #3 Asakusa Kamiya Bar - Pleasure of slightly numb, the supreme happiness in amber -

Last time, Bow met Oliver after a hangover. This is the third episode of BOW's Trip@ TOKYO, and finally she's going to take Oliver out for a drink... This time Bow will take Oliver to a historic restaurant in Asakusa. In this store recommended by Bow, one of the wines is so famous that even if you don't drink it, you'd be happy to check it out.

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Warmth in a Bowl

This is a manga of a workshop of students of Nanyang Polytechnic with Manga de Japan.

This workshop was centered around making 6 panel manga that can be used in advertising.
The students displayed their creativity by making a 6 panel manga based on Myojo noodle(Team Dry vs Team Soup)

We would like to present you with some of the best pieces that were created!

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Your 3mins Noodles

This is a manga of a workshop of students of Nanyang Polytechnic with Manga de Japan.

This workshop was centered around making 6 panel manga that can be used in advertising.
The students displayed their creativity by making a 6 panel manga based on Myojo noodle(Team Dry vs Team Soup)

We would like to present you with some of the best pieces that were created!

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What we do when parents are away

This is a manga of a workshop of students of Nanyang Polytechnic with Manga de Japan.

This workshop was centered around making 6 panel manga that can be used in advertising.
The students displayed their creativity by making a 6 panel manga based on Myojo noodle(Team Dry vs Team Soup)

We would like to present you with some of the best pieces that were created!

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Hot spot information for Tenjin, Fukuoka! TOFFEEpark, a new style cafe and bar located near Tenjin Central Park brought to you by the popular Tofu shop where reservations are not possible.

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Japanese Soul Food -Annual Event- : April - Hanami Bento, Sakura-Mochi [ Japan Culture Project ]

Cherry blossom, the flower that represents Japan. Its blooming is fleeting, and enjoying its scattering in the wind is the embodiment of Japanese aestheticism.

[ Event ]
Cherry blossom festival
Late March to early April

[ Ingredients ]
Spring ingredients

[ Wishing plate ]
The goal of cherry blossom viewing is to prepare bentos and alcohol and have a party underneath the cherry blossom trees.

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Hot spot information for Tenjin, Fukuoka; A must for wine lovers; Au Bord d’Eau Fukuoka.

One Saturday afternoon, I was on the way back from watching a movie with my boyfriend.

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Japanese Soul Food -Annual Event- : March - Chirashizushi and Clam Soup [ Japan Culture Project ]

Originally a Chinese ceremony, taking place on "snake day" at the beginning of March, where people would purify their bodies in the river. Now known as a “ Hinamatsuri” (Girls’ day)for bring the healthy and growth for girls.

[ Event ]
Peach festival (Hinamaturi)
March 3rd

[ Ingredients ]
Clam
Scattered sushi
Hishi-mochi

[ Wishing plate ]
Made with prayers for girls' health and growth and with wishes for marital harmony.

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Japanese Soul Food -Annual Event- : February - Bean and Sardine Dishes [ Japan Culture Project ]

Setsubun marks the end of winter. While the following day saw the shift to spring, surviving the cold season was by no means easy in the old days. The role of Setsubun was to banish this evil cold, and to invite the gods of spring in.

[ Event ]
Setsubun (The Bean-Throwing Festival)
Early February, the day before spring

[ Ingredients ]
Been, Sardine, Eho-Maki (Sushi roll)

[ Wishing plate ]
Beans, "mame", express the prayer for the defeat of evil, "mametsu", for the safety of the household and protection from fire.

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Japanese Soul Food -Annual Event- : January - Seven-Herb Rice Porridge [ Japan Culture Project ]

January 7th marks Jinjitsu or Human Day, one of the five seasonal festivals (Jinjitsu, Jōji, Tango, Shichiseki, Chōyō). The five festivals, originating from China, happen on odd day and month numbers. In China, odd numbers are "positive", and overlapping positives are deemed unlucky. However, in Japan these days became national holidays for banishing evil.

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YAKISOBA Bread

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