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Oysters

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We went Toba and Ise to eat delicious oysters and see the sights of Ise Shrine
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Oysters

February 2, 2008

Uramura Inlet in Toba city, Mie-ken is famous as an oyster-farming distinct in Japan. My husband and I went and ate raw oysters. I like to eat them, but my husband doesn't like them so much. Though Uramura town was very quiet, lots of people from distant places came to eat fresh and delicious oysters.

ys484 says:
hanie, the word "fresh" meant 'new'. I ate both uncooked and grilled oysters. I luv seafood too:)
Posted on: Feb 07, 2008
darlingwish says:
fresh meaning uncooked? oysters sounds good! ^^ i luv seafood!
Posted on: Feb 06, 2008
ys484 says:
My pleasure, Bill:)
Posted on: Feb 04, 2008
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oyster farms in Uramura Inlet
oyster farms in Uramura Inlet
oyster farms in Uramura Inlet
oyster farms in Uramura Inlet
an oyster direct sales store
an oyster direct sales store
she packed oysters for home delive…
she packed oysters for home deli…
they shelled oysters
they shelled oysters
raw oysters
raw oysters
she grilled oysters
she grilled oysters
still more people came to eat oyst…
still more people came to eat oy…
Uramura Inlet
Uramura Inlet
14 km (9 miles) traveled
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