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50 reasons why a Japanese winter is hot

September 18, 2007 by Tom  
Filed under Recipes

The B5 media Home and Dining crew are having a conniption with lists of 50 today.  More specifically, 50 warm ideas to heat up your autumn.  I’ve gone a little off topic by heading straight to winter because it looks like Autumn isn’t really happening here in Japan. 

I am trying to convince myself that this coming winter will be a lot of fun.  I am a summer person, so it will take some convincing.  Lets give it a try and see if I can put down 50 reasons why a Japanese winter is hot.  Check out the links, they have been carefully hand selected to leave you with no reason to fear a Japanese winter again…hopefully.

  1. Canned coffee
  2. Ramen
  3. Yaki soba
  4. Miso soup
  5. Tonkatsu
  6. Beef and potatoes
  7. Omu Raisu
  8. Maboo Tofu
  9. Japanese noodles
  10. Mushrooms
  11. Rice
  12. Ramen shops
  13. Fish
  14. Omochi
  15. Monkeys
  16. Snow
  17. Sake
  18. Ice sculpture
  19. Heated train seats
  20. Bike gloves
  21. Hospitality 
  22. Snowmen
  23. Japanese curry
  24. Soba and green tea 
  25. Oden stew
  26. Oden in a can
  27. New Years Food
  28. An/Red bean soup
  29. Hot Chocolate
  30. Okinawa
  31. Vending Machines
  32. Heated toilet seats
  33. Omochi danger
  34. Train stations
  35. Shinkansen – site seeing at the speed of …
  36. Niku man
  37. Frostbite
  38. Skiing
  39. Canned hot tea
  40. Air conditioning
  41. Onsen
  42. Ofuro
  43. Cross country skiing
  44. Kotatsu
  45. Beanies
  46. Mikan
  47. Books
  48. Indoor trainers
  49. White Christmas
  50. It is Japan

After that list, I’m feeling much better.  I’m still not exactly celebrating the end of summer, but at least I now have a list of fifty things to be thankful about the upcoming cold.

Other sites on the Home and Dining Chanel that have lists of 50 up and running include:

Hot Desserts, 50 Ways to Heat Up Your Autumn Evenings

50 Ways Chocolate Can Keep You Warm This Autumn

50 ways to Keep Your Pet(s) Warm This Autumn

50 Organizing Products to Add a Touch of Fall Color to Your Home

50 Awesome Crockpot Recipes to Keep You Warm (and Full!)

50 Soul Warming Ways to inspire the next Generation of Offbeat Architects

50 things you can do to stay warm this Autumn

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Comments

10 Responses to “50 reasons why a Japanese winter is hot”
  1. Julie says:

    This list is just super cool. What a great idea you came up with. Heated toilet seats? Now that sounds nice. :)

    Well, I hope this list has helped prepare you a little. I’m not ready for winter either but I sure am enjoying our fall temps right now.

  2. Heather says:

    What a great list, Tom!

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