Magi Craft Meister

The surroundings of Miyako, the capital of Mitsuho, are surrounded by moats. I mean, there's plenty of water.

Regardless of the faces of the Duchy of Mimaka and the Principality of Norha, where Lake Kotsi and Lake Yato are located, it seemed to be quite fresh in the eyes of those of the Duchy of Darat.

And with the guidance of Sheikh Atal Mutu, we go to the hotel.

(Mutu...? Are they descendants of Hiro Mutu or Mii Mutu?

It was Jen who remembered the old days.

And Jen's memory will be even more evocative.

"Oh!"

Someone raised a surprise.

There was a building there that became even more Japanese architectural than when I came 400 years ago.

(I guess I've coached a lot in the past?

That's where they saw the finishing touches.

"This is again... brilliant"

It is a feeling that a line guided to the reception hotel leaked when viewing the garden.

Here, too, there were even more hands on it than 400 years ago.

(I didn't see the hotel when I came with Rhodotos...)

Jen also had a nostalgic feeling because she had been staying for a long time.

"It calms me down somehow."

"Mitsuho was a country like this."

The faces that appear to be from Mitsuho and those that do not seem to be were satisfied with the atmosphere of this hotel.

Jen also

"It's been a while..."

Saying, he was lenient in the tatami room.

And Reiko also answered the question of whether Jen, 400 years ago, gave a lot of advice.

"Yes, 400 years ago, your father came here many times to lecture on 'Japanese style'."

"I knew it. I thought so."

Because there won't be anything else that can coach 'Japanese-style'.

Four hundred years ago, the 'discomfort' that was in the details had disappeared.

The bamboo was a drawer, not a hinge, and even though it was not New Year's Eve, there was no longer a mirror cake to decorate between the floors.

"Calm down... about next time on Penglai Island"

Jen giving detailed thoughts. Next to Penglai, by the way, is the mansion of Loizato.

Dinner was brought to each room.

Everyone will be tired, so dinner seems to be just for the people of the country.

"Oh, this dish must have taught me a lot 400 years ago, too"

"Yes, Father. You're right."

That night's dedication was not white rice, but red rice.

"Beans are sage...... you use black-eyed beans"

The color of the red rice depends on the juice that comes out when the beans are boiled.

At this time, azuki (red-eyed beans in Ars) is often used, but sage (black-eyed beans in Ars) is sometimes used.

Azki's skin is soft and tears quickly, so some regions use a little more skin-sturdy sausage.

In the institutional era, Jen was being taught by the Dean to cook red rice with a sage with few failures.

"It's not miso soup, it's sucker."

As for Jen, he thinks red rice is a sucker. In that regard, I wondered if I had coached in the past.

"Egg roast is sweet, too."

Jen likes to grill sweet eggs. I can't forget the flavor the Dean made me when I was a young girl.

"The vegetable tempura is also well made."

I can say thanks to five color golem maids for their hard work on this, not Jen.

The trick is to use thin powder or dissolve it in ice water.

Also, don't mix too much.

The reason why they don't fry is because they work out the flour and the gluten gets sticky.

Some commercially available tempura flour is less sticky by mixing starch (cataclysmic flour)...... Apparently.

"Shinka's a good pickle."

Jen likes shallow pickles. Because I don't like the sour taste.

In that regard, the pickled cucumber and bisuna (aubergines) that came out this time was a preference.

The tea was a broom tea, considered to have just been roasted, and smelled very good.

That is why Jen was completely satisfied.

The faces of the three principalities, divided into each room, were also tongue-in-cheek about the dishes here.

"This is the Mitsuho dish...... um, we want to be able to cook these dishes too"

"For the first time, it tastes nostalgic somewhere. I'm sure your ancestors ate these dishes."

"Yeah, delicious. We have to work hard in our country so that all of our people can have these diets."

It would have been good for the Principality to embrace such sentiments.

A relaxing night dawned and it was the morning of July 6th.

"Seen in the morning light, this garden is incredibly interesting."

The people of the three principalities who saw the Japanese gardens were impressed frequently.

"It seems completely different from our culture"

"How could it not have been handed down when there should have been many people from Mitsuho"

There was also such a conversation.

"Good morning. Breakfast is served in the dining room."

That's what I'm telling you, buddy.

She also wore an apron in Japanese clothing that Jen had properly instructed, rather than 'What a Japanese garment'.

"Companion" while snakefoot refers to a woman who serves and entertains customers in an inn, etc., and is a professional name.

"Oh, this is"

Breakfast was in the form of a Viking.

Japanese-style and western-style juices such as miso soup and consomme soup for staple foods such as rice, porridge, toast and copepad.

Sweet egg grilled, plain omelet, raw eggs, boiled eggs.

Dry roasted fish, sweet-boiled small fish.

There is also a little meat dish, shoga grilled pig (pork) meat, a bite-sized hamburger, and diced steak.

Vegetable salad, incense, cut fruit.

The beverage is cold water, broom tea, green tea, tea, kuhe, milk and fruit juice.

Equally, different contributions were available, and whatever Jen or "Avalon" faces were accustomed to, the three principalities grew greedy with that and this, and seemed to eat too much through the fullness.