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Today, I went to Bic Camera in Tachikawa with my mother-in-law and daughter to buy a digital camera and a boom stand for a microphone. On the way back, we went to Mantongki, near Yaho in Kunitachi. I had originally planned to eat around the south side of the Fujimidai Daiichi Danchi, but there were hardly any people about and the shops seemed to be closed, so we ended up walking to the intersection at Sakura-dori.
We had stir-fried pork belly with oyster sauce, clay-pot rice with pork belly, and soy-sauce ramen. Because the doors facing the street were left wide open and cold wind was coming in, hot food such as clay-pot rice tasted especially good. A somewhat strong soy-sauce flavor is characteristic of the food here.
We also tried the new gyoza, but the popular stick gyoza was better.
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