How do you think about Japan? -foreign studnets feel-

We conduct an internship as a student NPO "AIESEC". As we want to spread how Japan has their original cultures correctly, we made this blog and would tell you how internship takers feel about Japan.

Oct 17, 2009

About Miyazima.

Hello! I am Shiori, one of the member of the aiesec in Kyoto.

Monika and Manish, do you know Hiroshima? In fact, Hiroshima is my hometown. So, I would like to write a little about Hiroshima.

Hiroshima is famous for the two World Heritages, the Atomic Bomb Dome and the Miyazima(宮島). Today I talk about the Miyazima.

Miyazima is most beautiful in this season, autum. There are a lot of maple trees(もみじ) and all of them turn red. The landscape impresses you very deeply. Also, the torii(鳥居) which is very big and red and stands in the sea, and the Itsukushima Shrine(厳島神社) are beautiful, too. I recommend you to see the torii with the rising sun or the evening sun. You are attracted more deeply.

Momizi Manjus(もみじ饅頭), maple-shaped buns, are popular sweets in Hiroshima, especially in Miyazima. Most of the visiters buy it for themselves, family, or friends. There are a lot of shops selling them and they have various fillings. The most popular one is a bean-jam. Also custard, chocolate cream, cream cheese, and so on are filled in them. In fact, there are also the fried ones and the ones with soft and raw coating. All of them are very tasty.

If you want to hear more about Miyazima and Hiroshima, do not hesitate to ask me.

Thank you for reading! Good bye!

2 Comments:

At October 23, 2009 at 10:50 PM , Anonymous manish said...

hi shiori,
its manish here:-)i am so glad to know that you are from hiroshima..i was alway curious about hiroshima and its history about atom bomb.i hope you would share alot of information with me when i will come there next month:-)i would visit hiroshima someday when i will be there..i wish i was lucky to see miyazama..
oh yeah i would like to taste mozimi manjus:-)

cheers
manish

 
At November 6, 2009 at 8:52 PM , Anonymous shiori said...

Hi Manish!
I'm Shiori. I'm very pleased to hear that you are interested in Hiroshima.
I wish I can visit Hiroshima with you!

See you next month!
Shiori

 

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