Japanese is here.
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There was the blue sky above him, the blue sea below him. A high priest found a spring
at the foot of the mountain-which-has-five-tops. Being impressed by pure water, he built a
Buddhist temple and planted eight chestnut trees. This is the legend of the priest 'Koh
Boh-Daishi' or 'Kuukai', and the Yakuri temple in Sanuki, which regularly visited by
pilgrims. This spring was well-known for making liquor (sake) and soy sauce. A climate - high temperature and low humidity - brings good salt and the fruits of the sea. They say the Sanuki-Udon (Japanese noodles from Sanuki) are made from the best of materials.....and the legend. |
Sanuki is now called Kagawa, one of the prefectures (provinces) of Japan.
Welcome to Sanuki-Udon shop, 'Yamada-ya'.
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Look at his smile in Los Angeles! He loves Japanese culture and have desired to eat the Japanese Noodles. Hideaki NIRE, author of this page, delivered it by himself on my trip. If you want Japanese Noodles, write us now. This customer also loves Yakisoba, another type of Japanese Noodles. |
'Bukkake' Udon
'Zaru-bukkake' Udon
'Kama-age' Udon
Frozen
Udon
Plain Udon
'Udon-suki' set
