In Japan, there are Chinatowns. Three of the most famous and popular are in port cities of Yokohama, Nagasaki, and Kobe.
On Tuesday, I had a chance to visit the one in Kobe, also known as Nankin-machi.
It is not such a big area, but a charming little place. I had a nice bowl of noodle soup for lunch at a restaurant called Minsei.
On Tuesday, I had a chance to visit the one in Kobe, also known as Nankin-machi.
It is not such a big area, but a charming little place. I had a nice bowl of noodle soup for lunch at a restaurant called Minsei.
Here's the map of Kobe Chinatown.
Mausoleum of Guan Yu in the middle of Nankin-machi.
Streets of Nankin-machi. When I was there, it was not so busy.
Hey, that is not a person, but a mannequin in front of a potsticker stand!
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Good for you!!
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