I love eating and sleeping. And so, my project is called “KAIN TULOG”. KAIN means to Eat. TULOG refers to Sleep. It is Tagalog, Filipino language.
Welcome to my project! This website provides you with latest information about the project. My name is Naohiko Watanuki (please call me Nao), Japanese Homestyle Cooking Instructor. To know more about me, please click greeting page.
According to Nikkei Asia, Japan received 17.7 million tourists in the first half of 2024, indicating that its inbound tourism has made a complete recovery to pre-pandemic levels. What are the things foreign tourists want to do in Japan? Many tourists are interested to eat authentic Japanese foods such as Sushi, Yakiniku, Unagi, Tempura, Ramen, Okonomiyaki and so on. Their latest trends are to enjoy gourmet foods in the countryside and to participate in the Japanese Homestyle Cooking Lesson.
Ramen (Make from soup stock)
Okonomiyaki (Kombu makes the difference)
I can do something special for you. Let me tell you how I make your stay in Japan both meaningful and comfortable.