In the Hamamatsu/Lake Hamana area, there are many people who share their enthusiasm through a variety of experiences. Is this a challenge that comes from a “Yaramaika spirit”?
Today, Sea Lake HAMANA Jenne and her friends came to the butcher shop “Tonkii” in Hosoe, Chuo Ward, Hamamatsu City. Just from the name, it seems like you can eat delicious meat.
This time, we started with a sausage making experience. After putting on an apron and getting ready to cook, the president first explained about Tonkii’s meat. The president enthusiastically tells us about the meat, what kind of feed is given to the pigs, and what kind of meat is produced from it. The idea behind this experience was that he wanted to share with the people who eat the food things that only those close to him knew about. Jenne and the others listened to his enthusiasm with serious eyes.
After listening to a story about Tonkii’s meat, we immediately began the experience while looking at the president’s example. The meat is mixed with ingredients such as spices, and then stuffed into a special machine. When I looked at the president’s example, it seemed very easy.
However, when you experience it, it is so difficult. The meat is stuffed into a special machine, and the thin intestines are filled with not too much meat, but not too little, and are filled with air. Although Jenne and her friends had a hard time, they adjusted the amount of pressure they used to stuff the intestines, and in the end, each of them finished it in the size and shape they wanted.
I wonder what it will taste like. I was looking forward to having it boiled and eating it, but it was just around lunch time. While you are boiling it, have a buffet at the restaurant!
They are also very particular about their buffet, and they don’t just offer a lot of meat dishes, but also desserts, vegetables, curry, soups, etc. made with local ingredients and foods.
As they ate their vegetables and dessert, Jenne and her friends commented, “Isn’t the plate a bit brownish?” “Every dish looks delicious!” as they enjoyed the lunch buffet.
During the buffet, I got to sample some of the sausages I had made. The taste was authentic sausage with a hint of spice. After lunch, I pack the finished sausages into Tupperware. Jenne and her friends looked very happy, probably looking forward to eating it at home. It seems that the president’s enthusiasm was conveyed through the experience.
A sausage making experience that everyone from adults to children can enjoy. Please come and experience it with an empty stomach.
Community-based professional cycling team “Levante Fuji Shizuoka” Hamaichi trial run interview
(Left) Professional athlete: Mr. Junya Sano (former All Japan Road Race Champion), (Right) Team representative and manager: Mr. Yasuhiro Nito
3 Days of History and Nature in Hamamatsu City – Just 90 Minutes From Tokyo by Bullet Train!
History fans and nature enthusiasts seeking a follow-up to Tokyo will find a wealth of historical sites, museums, temples, gardens, and more in Hamamatsu! Hamamatsu has had a significant influence in shaping Japan, and its urban center is encircled by some of the country’s most breathtaking natural landscapes. This 3-day Hamamatsu itinerary will take you through Hamamatsu’s best heritage spots and natural wonders to discover this legacy for yourself!
Cherry blossoms will be in full bloom soon! ! Hamamatsu Flower Park cherry blossom viewing report
Every year at Hamamatsu Flower Park, cherry blossoms and tulips herald the arrival of spring.
You can enjoy the luxurious scenery of 1,300 cherry blossoms and 500,000 tulips!
As of Wednesday, April 3, 2019, the cherry blossoms have bloomed for seven minutes since the cold weather this year, and the tulips are at their peak.
The weather forecast says it’s going to get warmer gradually, so the cherry blossoms are almost in full bloom!
It looks like we will be able to see the spectacular cherry blossom scenery from the weekend! Don’t miss it!
In addition to early-blooming tulips, late-blooming varieties are gradually blooming, and it’s fun to search for your favorite color and shape.