A brand-new series, “Apple Paradise: Overseas Edition,” is here!
Mr. Hosaka, an apple lover who moved to Aomori from Yokohama, has set off on a journey around the world. What are apples like in different countries around the globe?!
In South Korea there are markets all over the country selling seafood, fruit, vegetables, and prepared foods such as kimchi and namul. Think of it as a large-scale version of “Niji-no-Mart” or a more low-key version of Ueno’s “Ameyoko.” It seems the government is protecting markets like this in order to preserve the diverse food culture. It was a lively place filled with locals, and it felt like I was getting a glimpse into the daily lives of the people who live there—it was a truly enjoyable experience.
Stay tuned for the next installment! ♪
Apple University is a virtual university where you can learn many things about apples in a fun way.
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