Kunihiko Mitamura visits Kure, Hiroshima: renovated Yamato Museum and local gourmet
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On TV Osaka's travel show 'Otonatabi Arukitabi', Kunihiko Mitamura and Aki Yoshikawa visit Kure, Hiroshima. They explore the renovated Yamato Museum, try welding at torno, and enjoy local gourmet and sake.
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- Q: What is the renewed Kure spot introduced in the program 'Otonatabi Arukitabi'?
- A: It is the Yamato Museum and its Science & Technology Exhibition Room, which reopened after renewal last month.
- Q: What did Kunihiko Mitamura experience at 'torno'?
- A: He tried a welding experience, which is characteristic of Kure as a manufacturing city, and welded a bench.
- Q: What are the characteristics of the thin udon served at Yamanoya, founded in 1933?
- A: The noodles are thin with a diameter of 3 to 4 mm, and they are enjoyed for their smooth throat-feel rather than chewiness.
- Q: What is the name of the whisky distillery established by Miyake Honten, founded in 1856?
- A: It is Setouchi Distillery, where visitors can enjoy a paid, reservation-only distillery tour and tastings.
- Q: What specialty dishes are served at the Kure-style yakitori restaurant Daiichi Santori?
- A: It serves 'Misodaki' (chicken skin and konjac simmered in chicken soup), 'Soup Tofu', and fresh sashimi such as stonefish.