I just typed the search string “nagoya late night stupid drunk motherfuckers” into the Yahoo Japan search box on a whim, to find a good pub out here tonight. Quite unexpectedly, this blog was listed 5th. Damn, I feel like I own this town already.
Later: Why is Nagoya food so salty? It’s like a monkey got loose with a salt shaker in the kitchen or something. Bad, bad monkey.
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Nagoya people have a hard-on for their local variation of fried chicken. And yes, it’s salty as all get out. Why folks in Japan take such pride in their local foods, I do not know.
Man even the kishimen noodles we had today, which are a Nagoya “specialty,” were ruined by unimaginative and overly salty broth. I consider this a serious strike against the area as a travel destination.
Nagoya doesn’t have a lot to offer travelers. It’s a ‘big city’ and all, but beyond the extra heat you get from the surrounding mountains, there ain’t much there for tourists.
We could easily rank this site much higher for those keywords if you’d just come out drinking with me more often.
We could easily rank this site much higher for those keywords if you’d just come out drinking with me more often.
Sounds good. What you doing for summer vacation?