Japan's Ibaraki Prefecture! | Slides, Waterfalls, Berries and Natto!
Added 2017-11-23 14:16:55 +0000 UTCWe headed north of Tokyo to Ibaraki to find out what it has to offer. Quite a bit apparently, on our first day we found an awesome slide, a beautiful waterfall, picked some blueberries and had some super fresh Natto! Plus more stuff! Enjoy!!
There are pictures from the trip on our website as always :: http://kydeanderic.com/Ibaraki
Here is a direct link in case it's needed :: https://youtu.be/tvV4JBR7_UI
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Comments
Glad you like the names rolling like that, we prefer it too! Interesting konnyaku has been banned in some places, seems super not dangerous, haha. Didn't know Mito was the old capitol, interesting as well. We can totally do with some umeshu, haha. ^Eric
Kyde & Eric
2017-12-01 02:48:43 +0000 UTCThe names display is much better. Konnyaku is a land yam called devil's tongue or sometimes mountain yam. Despite its jellylike appearance, it is almost pure dietary fibre and has the ability to conceal nutrients taken with it. Consequently, it has been banned from some countries because of over consumption by extreme dieters. Mito as well as being the capital, was the old name of Ibaraki and it has a famous school there that the Lord of Mito ran that was important in the Restoration movement. Kairakuen is also there (meant to be in the top 3 gardens but I only like it at plum blossom time) and you'll find lots of umeshu (it's a bit too sweet for me).
Peter Foss
2017-11-28 03:08:06 +0000 UTCI think it might be. I may tweek it a little bit, but I kind of like trimming the back end of the videos down a bit and this is a slick way to do it, I think. -E
Kyde & Eric
2017-11-27 07:10:34 +0000 UTC
