I ate Okinawan food recently.
After all, the classic Okinawan cuisine is bitter gourd champuru.
"Chanpuru" apparently means "stir-fry" or "mixture."
But there is also ``Ninjin Shirishiri,'' a dish made with stir-fried carrots and eggs.
Don't they call it "carrot champuru"? Why Why?
I'm waiting for an answer from someone from Okinawa.

Hi, I will never say the popular "Naaze naaze". Hi, I'm Kick.

As the title says, a group ride will be held at the Kichijoji store on Saturday, March 9th!

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Destination: Lake Tama <br>Meeting time: BROTURES Kichijoji store 12:30 (departs at 13:00)
Distance: Approximately 15km one way (approximately 1 hour)
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These days, the number of warm days is increasing.
The distance of this ride was about 15km, which I think is a distance that gives you a good feeling of riding.
This time we will leave the hustle and bustle of the city and head west!

This time's destination is Lake Tama !

This lake has been selected as one of the ``100 Best Dam Lakes'' and offers beautiful views of Musashino.

Murayama Reservoir in Higashiyamato City is an artificial lake affectionately known as "Lake Tama." This lake, which was created over 10 years starting in 1916, boasts an area that is one-fourth of the city, and is a water source for the people of Tokyo, along with Lake Okutama and Lake Sayama.

This lake, which has been selected as one of the ``100 Views of New Tokyo'' and ``100 Best Dam Lakes,'' is famous for its beautiful scenery throughout the seasons, including cherry blossoms and autumn leaves, and is a place of relaxation for many people.

The embankment continues along the lake, making it a walking course. In addition, the adjacent Sayama Park is a place where the nature of Musashino remains, and you can fully enjoy the rich water and greenery all at once.

This time's route will take you along the Tama Lake Bicycle Road, which stretches straight to Lake Tama!
The Tamako Bicycle Path is a road exclusively for bicycles and pedestrians, and is straight.
Pedestrians will also be passing by, so don't worry, this isn't a ride where you'll be flying around.
Let's relax

Roughly speaking, the bicycle path looks like this, and there are apparently many benches along the way, so if you ask, you can take a break at all! !
I might ask for a break, but please hang out with me then (lol)

When you arrive at Lake Tama, you can relax by looking at the dam lake, have a lively discussion on bicycles, or practice your tricks at Sayama Park nearby!
(You can also cycle around Lake Tama once, so when you arrive, you can leave and head for the one-round course!)

On the way home, I'm thinking of stopping by ``Handmade Udon Kikuya'' on the way.
This type of udon, called Musashino udon, is served in a colander and is eaten by dipping it in warm meat juice.
There are many menus from L to 5L, so it is recommended for everyone from normal to those who want a hearty meal.
It seems to be a recommended spot for cycling around Lake Tama, so if it's not super crowded, why not go there on your way back?

This time it's a relaxing ride while heading towards Lake Tama while feeling the nature!
``Now that it's getting a little warmer, let's go see the dam lake and eat some Musashino udon.'' This is a ride.
Both veteran piste bike riders and those who have recently started riding are welcome to join us!

We also accept same-day maintenance, so if you would like to do so, please come a little early!
Please just provide the brakes and lights!

We look forward to seeing you at our Kichijoji store on Saturday, March 9th at 12:30! !

see you.