According to my Okinawa food guide, you have to try Jef's Nuyaru Burger(burger with bitter gourd and luncheon meat) and it so happens that we stayed near this Jef outlet so yup, I went to try it. Ordered the Nuyaru Burger and Goya Ring(bitter gourd rings). They were so fantastic! Almost died of happiness~
Visited the Himeyuri Peace Museum.
And also the Okinawa Prefectural Peace Memorial Park.
There were lots of middle and high school students when we were at the park and I seriously do not know why they even bother to go there. Or rather, why the teachers bother bringing them there. They dont even look nor read the exhibits but just talk crap among themselves and try to get out of the place as fast as they could...wtf. Felt like slapping them. Bunch of noisy irritants.
Had lunch at this quaint cafe called Fuju. You get a marvellous sea view from that cafe but it was too chilly to sit outside that day.
Beef curry rice~
Went to this UNESCO World Heritage Site called Sefa-utaki after lunch.
I was being silly in English because I thought that everyone else was Japanese and wouldnt understand me but it turned out that the group of people next to us was from America...FML.
No idea what pose is this. We were just doing what Toku told us to do. Lol
Sooki Soba!!! Another must-eat item according to my guide. It's basically spareribs soba but the Okinawan soba tastes different from the ones you get in other parts of Japan.
Visited the Himeyuri Peace Museum.
And also the Okinawa Prefectural Peace Memorial Park.
There were lots of middle and high school students when we were at the park and I seriously do not know why they even bother to go there. Or rather, why the teachers bother bringing them there. They dont even look nor read the exhibits but just talk crap among themselves and try to get out of the place as fast as they could...wtf. Felt like slapping them. Bunch of noisy irritants.
Had lunch at this quaint cafe called Fuju. You get a marvellous sea view from that cafe but it was too chilly to sit outside that day.
Beef curry rice~
Went to this UNESCO World Heritage Site called Sefa-utaki after lunch.
I was being silly in English because I thought that everyone else was Japanese and wouldnt understand me but it turned out that the group of people next to us was from America...FML.
No idea what pose is this. We were just doing what Toku told us to do. Lol
Sooki Soba!!! Another must-eat item according to my guide. It's basically spareribs soba but the Okinawan soba tastes different from the ones you get in other parts of Japan.
