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The pig called Mangalitza. The Mangalica is a Hungarian breed of domestic pig. The Mangalica pig grows a thick, woolly coat similar to that of a sheep. The fresh meat tastes strong and juicy; the suckling pigs are much preferred for their good fresh meat qualities. Due to its rarity in 2004, it was recognized as a national treasure by the Hungarian Parliament. It known as “Eatable National Treasure”. It is offered at a number of fine restaurants, including the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Tokyo. The pig with the highest fat percentage in the world, it can take high-quality fat in addition to rich red meat. Mangalica pork, which could not be eaten in Hungary for a while, is now available in restaurants in Hungary and in several countries around the world, including restaurants with Michelin stars. It has good meat quality and melts at low temperatures because its melting point is low. It is known for its high marbling rate, strong taste, ease of digestion, and high vitamin and mineral content. It also contains a lot of saturated fatty acids that are considered good for your health. It was an affordable price for a luxury pig. This amount is about 1,000 yen. For me who like fat, it was the best. You can eat really many pieces with the oiliness.
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KIRIN seemed to have a dedicated booth, and restaurants in Shizuoka all opened and offered beer
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This is a screwdriver using oranges from Nihondaira, Shizuoka City. (500 yen)
The sweet and sour fine carbonate was perfect for summer festivals!
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Do you say a hand-held organ? Please let me know if you know the name. The best part of the festival is that it has a lot of worldviews.
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A girl who looks like a monster.
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Wasabi softcream. This tastes wasabi and sweet softcream. It’s not a little bit, it’s like eating wasabi and soft ice cream just together. It’s so spicy but I can’t help eating it.
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