Today we're trying Grilled Eel in Narita! Called "unagi" in Japanese, there are many restaurants selling this dish on Nakamachi Street. Which does one choose? Most shops had employees standing at the storefront, warmly inviting passersby inside. Mommy Oh and I were instantly drawn into the shop displaying their food preparation. In the public eye, men were skewering eel and sharpening their knife. We order three items: eel over rice, miso soup with carp, and assorted pickled vegetables. We also explore the Naritasan Park and temple. Watch the video to see the food adventure unfold :)

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