Nabe is a Japanese word for a pot.
But if you use the same word for food, it refers to hot pot like you see here.
If you are in Japan in the winter, make sure you look for NABE restaurants.
This was at NABE-ZO ... one of my favorite NABE restaurants in Japan.
"Chou Onsoku" menas Super Sonic in Japanese.
I live in Seattle which lost a NBA Team Super Sonics.
When I saw this shirt, I need to register a domain Chouonsoku.com
What am I going to do with the domain?
I do not know but I got this domain.
If you have an idea for business, let me know.
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