Eric took a business trip to Okinawa last week. He called it the "hidden Hawaii of Japan." Sounds tantalizing! Even though these photos aren't Korean, I like the fact that he took them just for me.

Eric survives on curry pork cutlets every time he races Ironman Japan:

A Korean food court listed cutlets as "Western food." I would never consider a cutlet an
American food, though we do have some breaded meats that
resemble cutlets. The breaded pork and rice combination seems like an "Asian food" to me.
2 comments:
i was born in okinawa :)
the sign "curry and spagetti" on the booth looks foreign..
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