
I flew into Nagoya where I spent the afternoon before heading out to Leah's place in the inaka (countryside.)
Nagoya made Sapporo seem tiny. It was a huge sprawling cosmopolitan city chock full of Gucci, Louis Vuitton, D&G and other overly expensive stores.
I opted out on fur and instead decided to start my trip by chowing down on the famed miso tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet)... I read raving reviews of a restaurant named Yabaton which is in the basement of the Nagoya JR station.
mmm..... it wassss DEEEEELISH!!! and the sumo pig standing on his hind legs welcomed me into the store. If you're in Nagoya make sure you leave time to go eat at Yabaton cause the line winded out and around the restaurant. But it was well worth the wait!



After filling myself with juicy fried pork miso goodness I went across the street and up to the Sky Promenade to get views across Nagoya. It was a gorgeous day!!! There was a good view across to Nagoya castle too...









It was a thick miso soup full of veggies, chicken, chewy udon noodles, a raw egg, and a crazy looking spice stick.
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