Pietro Kasuya

Tempura&#39;s history is quite long. てんぷら originated from the Portuguese r&aacute;pido, which means &quot;quick&quot;, when it was to obtain food to satisfy hunger at a faster speed, so using this fried method, the Portuguese people eat during the Lent (Catholic holiday, refers to Easter six and a half weeks ago), and the Lent period is forbidden to eat meat. The Portuguese eat fish instead of meat. The Latin word &quot;ad tempora quadragesimae&quot; means &quot;keep the fast&quot;.

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At noon, when I was waiting for the plane, I didn&#39;t start checking in. I found this place to eat something. There are many types of noodles inside. Udon noodles taste very good, eat very full, and the price is not very expensive.

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