[Kanto] A souvenir list carefully selected by the JAL Hometown Support Team! For all travel lovers

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JAL Hometown Support Team Tochigi Prefecture Representative Baba

I was born and raised in Moka City, Tochigi Prefecture, the city with the highest strawberry production in Japan. Currently, I work as a flight attendant on domestic and international flights, and am also active as a member of the Tochigi Prefecture Hometown Support Team.
I love strawberries, and when they are in season I enjoy buying different varieties and comparing them. My current favorite is the irresistibly sweet "Tochiaika"!

The Charm of Tochigi Prefecture

My beloved hometown, Tochigi Prefecture, is rich in nature yet easily accessible, with Utsunomiya just an hour away from Tokyo, making it a well-balanced and comfortable place to live.
In addition to famous tourist spots that you should visit at least once, such as Nikko and Nasu, there is also a wealth of delicious gourmet food, such as Utsunomiya gyoza, Sano ramen, and Chitake soba!
Tochigi Prefecture is a place that will satisfy both your heart and stomach, and leave a lasting impression that you'll want to return to once you've visited.

The local souvenirs chosen by the Tochigi Prefecture Hometown Support Team are...
"Torotama Brulee"

This crepe crepe is served in a nationally famous mini Mashiko ware pottery pottery and has a rich, smooth flavour.
More than one rich egg yolk is used in each crepe, from the highly acclaimed Usuha Poultry Farm in Mashiko, which is carefully sourced by one of Japan's leading pastry chefs. It's delicious as is, but we also recommend freezing it and eating it partially thawed!
After the meal, you can use the bowl as tableware or as a plant pot. The gentle taste will please people of all ages.

Available for purchase at Mashiko Roadside Station (Mashiko Town, Haga District, Tochigi Prefecture)

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[Kanto] A souvenir list carefully selected by the JAL Hometown Support Team! For all travel lovers

One of the joys of traveling is choosing souvenirs. The items you bring back as mementos of your trip reflect the unique climate and culture of the place you visited. However, there are so many attractive souvenirs to choose from in each region that it can be hard to decide.

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