Daigo, Ibaraki, Japan｜なかじまドライブイン

On my way to Fukuroda Falls, I wanted to eat some local Shamo from Ibaraki, so I stopped in. I had the gamecock oyakodon. It was chewy and had a delicious sweet flavor. After I finished eating, I heard someone say, ``Did you like it?'' It was so heartwarming that it really touched my heart. On my way back from Fukuroda Falls, the bus was gone and I had to walk to the station, so they helped me out. Thank you, Grandma.

The atmosphere of the Showa era that you feel the moment you step into the store is a far cry from the bleak everyday life of Reiwa. The zaru udon eaten under the watchful eye of the warm proprietress was the ultimate dish. When I told him that we were going back to Fukuroda Station by bus, he prepared the zaru udon early, paying attention to the time of the bus. Also, when we pretended to be a little cold, they immediately turned on the heat in the store because there were only a few people in the store. The conversations we had on the way home, such as "Did it taste good?" "It was delicious. It was a treat." Thank you for this valuable experience. It's a place I don't have many opportunities to visit, but I would definitely like to visit again when I visit again.

For foreign tourists, missing the last bus is terrifying. Thank you to the hostess for calling a taxi for us and kindly welcoming us inside to sit and rest. We were embarrassed that the phone was not charged, so we purchased a bowl of shaved ice from her. Although the shaved ice was simply topped with syrup, thank you to her for helping us keep an eye on the arrival of the taxi and allowing us to get back to Fukuroda Station safely on a rainy day.