Mike’s Tex-Mex

mike in front of mike's Located a short walk from the rear exit of Iwakuni train station, Mike’s Tex-Mex serves of great burritos, tacos, enchiladas, taco salads and more with freshly homemade ingredients. Whenever we are in Yamaguchi we try to organize our route in a way to pass by for lunch or dinner- it is that good. Mike’s has a great menu in English and Japanese and all their staff speak English well. The salsa, guacamole, tortilla chips and refried beans are all made fresh on site and you notice the freshness in the taste.

Another early rainy season?

The Japan Meteorological Office has started issuing it’s data for this year’s rainy season.  It’s just an estimate, but, based on the arrival of the seasonal rain front in Okinawa, it seems like we are in for another early rainy season.

Kinsai YOSAKOI Dance Parade

The final day of Hiroshima’s annual Flower Festival is all about Yosakoi. Whether you are interested in Japanese dance or not, you will enjoy watching the parade along Peace Boulevard. Around 50 groups of dancers ranging in age from 2 to 82 take part in the contest. The kinsai yosakoi parade was introduced into the Flower Festival in 2002, and has established itself as one o the event’s highlights. The teams, which incorporate energetic, traditional Japanese dance moves with with modern dance music, pumped out of sound cars, show a real “joy” of dance. The energy and the smiles of the dancers are infectious and it is impossible not to be impressed.

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