Q&P KOWA i PLUS is suitable for people who spend long hours looking at a computer or phone. Combined with a balanced diet and regular routine, it helps supplement the nutrients you need as part of your daily care. After taking it for a while, I felt that my dry eye symptoms had eased. However, it's a mid-range product in terms of price, so you can choose based on your needs.
Q&P KOWA i PLUS | Review by Linda Liao
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Takenoko no Sato
Takenoko no Sato is one of the signature products of Meiji Co., Ltd. (hereafter, Meiji). Following the huge success of its sister product Kinoko no Yama, it was developed as the second product in the series with a completely different concept. Since its launch in 1979, it has remained a long-selling favorite with a history of more than 45 years.
I like buying the family-size pack at the supermarket, so I can enjoy both the cute mushroom and bamboo shoot shapes at once. The individual packs are also very convenient. You can give each friend a pack to share, or open a small pack when you're craving a snack. It's just the right amount, so you don't have to worry about eating too much at once. It's perfect for watching shows or afternoon tea!
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Maruchan Green Tanuki Tempura Soba
This cup-style instant soba can be enjoyed just by pouring boiling water and waiting for 3 minutes. Topped with aromatic small shrimp tempura, it's a very popular product.
I was originally just curious, “Can instant noodles really have tempura?” I bought it to give it a try and was pleasantly surprised! The soba noodles are chewy and smooth, and the broth has a light Japanese soy sauce aroma that’s refreshing and easy to drink. The most interesting part is the tempura topping. Once rehydrated, it soaks up the broth and has a crispy yet slightly fluffy texture, adding more depth to a bowl of instant noodles. It’s easy to prepare and really feels like Japanese soba〜
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Pontocho
Pontocho Street runs north to south sandwiched by Kamo River and Takase River, which was originally an island in Kamo River. In the early Edo Period, Takase River was opened and connected to Fushimi, and it began to prosper as a logistics hub. In the late Edo period, it became a downtown. By the early Meiji Period when Kamogawa Dance was performed to promote Pontocho, it was established as a red-light district.
Pontocho is close to Shijo Street, Shijo Kawaramachi, and the Kamo River, and is one of Kyoto's famous nighttime alleys. As the lights come on, many restaurants begin to open and the street gradually comes alive. There are many unique shops and restaurants to choose from along the way, and the area is full of Kyoto charm.
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