[Tokyo downtown walk] Grass dumpling from beloved Japanese films/Shibamata Taishakuten/TAKAGIYA RŌHO


At Terakoya NINJA, we transmit traditional Japanese culture. This time, we interviewed Mr. Ikuo Ishikawa, the 7th generation owner of Takagiya, a long-established Shibamata specialty grass dumpling, who is familiar with Tora-san. If you don't mind, please set [EngSUB] and enjoy this video. Click here for the official website of TAKAGIYA RŌHO https://www.takagiya.co.jp/ 【Table of contents】 00:00 Introduction 00:25 Visit Shibamata Taishakuten 01:48 Takagiya's popular menu 14:35 Are dumplings popular with people from overseas? ! 17:28 Shibamata recommended sightseeing spots 20:59 A message to all the viewers ■ What is TAKAGIYA RŌHO? A long-established dango shop that represents Shibamata, Katsushika Ward. The specialty is grass dumplings. Takagiya Long-established store is located in the middle of the approach to Taishakuten, which is full of human touch in the downtown area. ■Shibamata Taishakuten The official name of Shibamata Taishakuten is a temple of the Nichiren sect called Kyoeizan Daikyoji. Daikyoji was founded in 1629 when Nichiei Shonin, the founder of Daikyoji Temple, visited Shibamata and found a pine tree with splendid branches and a spiritual spring beneath it, and built a hermitage there. is said to be the beginning. http://www.taishakuten.or.jp/index2.html Click here for related videos Dango shop from beloved Japanese films. Why did you become a model for Tora-san's Dango shop? : https://youtu.be/BA20B-Op7Yw Interview about Japanese culture | playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... Tea Ceremony | playlist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH... Ikebana Lesson | playlist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH... 【Experience traditional Japanese culture at Terakoya NINJA】 Wearing a kimono, enjoying a tea ceremony, arranging flowers, and learning to make Japanese sweets (Wagashi). These are the precious experiences that not only tourists visiting Japan but also Japanese people have always wanted. We welcome our guests with the best hospitality and a space that is suitable for an once-in-a-lifetime experience. Experience traditional Japanese culture; https://youtu.be/8vwMilPwK5Y Click here for Terakoya NINJA's official website https://terakoyaninja.stores.jp/ Click here for Terakoya NINJA's official reservation site https://reserva.be/terakoyaninja Terakoya NINJA's official Instagram https://www.instagram.com/terakoyaninja/ Terakoya NINJA's official Facebook https://www.facebook.com/terakoyaninja/ 　 Media companies and YouTubers applying for interviews and trial lessons can click here https://terakoyaninja.stores.jp/inquiry Shooting edit : Terakoya NINJA　@terakoyaninja #TerakoyaNINJA #Takagiya #TAKAGIYARŌHO #Dango #grassdumpling #Shibamata #Taishakuten #Kusadango #YojiYamada #Torasan #sightseeing #Japan #Tokyo #Oden #Japanesefilms
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