The food section of "Aeon" in Phnom Penh In addition to selling Japan ingredients, there were also many restaurants that are familiar in Japan. The image is the "sushi" section. Normally, orange shrimp were dyed in "green, yellow, etc." Some other fish were also colored, and I was surprised by the cultural differences. It was my first time in Phnom Penh, but in mid-January next year, I will be handling Inaniwa handmade udon at the restaurant in the building in the image. Like sushi, the color was popular, so "Inaniwa Yakuzen Udon" is also available. It is conveniently located a 3-minute walk from the Russian Market. It seems that many Japan people live in the suburbs. In addition to Inaniwa handmade udon, it seems that they plan to handle Japan's specialty ingredients, Japan sake, health foods, etc. The owner is Japan and the store manager is from Akita Prefecture, so you can rest assured. The staff is also fluent in Japanese. The second floor of the building will be the store, so please stop by when you come to Phnom Penh. By the way, the space in the middle of the building was an "indoor pool exclusively for residents". LanguageThis page was automatically translated. Please note that it may differ from the original content.
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Cambodia Exhibition 3
- 2017December 28 -
Lunch at the Phnom Penh exhibition. There was no cafeteria at the venue, so I moved by "tuk-tuk" and ate out. I went to the store thinking about what the local people were eating. The entrance to the store is made like this. The menu is "noodles". It is rice noodles. It was completely different from Inaniwa handmade udon, and it was "soft" and "super fine". Vietnam is a light keh with lots of ingredients! The amount of noodles was also small, and there were "small, regular, and large". The customer at the next seat was eating "omelettes" and "rice", so we too! The price was very cheap at 200 yen ~ 300 yen, and it was a satisfying lunch for both my stomach and my wallet. For dinner, we went to the famous local Japan restaurant "Kuzushi Kappo Adachi". It's been a long time since I've had Japan food. The structure of the store was also completely Japan-style. The banquet in a private room is calm. Sushi, sashimi, tempura, simmered dishes, rice bowls... These are Japan ingredients that are hard to come by, but as expected of a chef. We were provided with a taste that is no different from Japan. Unfortunately, it's not our udon, but the last one is "Inaniwa udon tsukemen". Finally, a commemorative photo around the head chef. The head chef has been able to sell our company's "Inaniwa handmade udon" manufacturing method, feel, and commitment. I felt the chef's commitment to "carefully boiling" and "tightening it properly with ice water". We recommend that you stop by when you travel to Phnom Penh. LanguageThis page was automatically translated. Please note that it may differ from the original content.
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- 2017December 27,
This is the second exhibition in Phnom Penh. She is a cute woman who helped interpret at the "Iniwa Handicraft Udon" booth. I went to a Japanese language school and mastered most of the Japanese language. I was really reassured and grateful that he always responded with a smile. Young people in Cambodia were very interested in Japan and were also pro-Japan. I would be grateful if we could have a long-term relationship with them in the future. This is the evening cityscape of Phnom Penh. High-rise buildings were gradually being built. In the next few years, I think it will become a high-rise building up to the one-story part where the market is located. It seems that it is a country without earthquakes and typhoons, and the construction seemed to be progressing quickly. LanguageThis page has been automatically translated. Please note that it may differ from the original content.
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- 2017December 26 -
I went to the "12th Cambodian Export, One Province, One Product Exhibition" held in Phnom Penh, Cambodia from December 14th to 18th. There is one ANA direct flight from Narita per day. Approximately 6 hours flight. The temperature in Akita is -5 ° C to the temperature in Phnom Penh is 32 ° C. The difference is 37 degrees Celsius! There were many exhibitors from Japan as shown in the image. There will be no air conditioning during the preparation of the venue. All the contractors were sweating and preparing. Starting with "Iniwa Handicraft Udon", this time we will introduce products from Akita Prefecture. It was the first overseas exhibition due to a connection with a planning company in Yokote City. We will report on our activities in Phnom Penh over the next 2~3 days, so please look forward to it! LanguageThis page has been automatically translated. Please note that it may differ from the original content.
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