The Barceloneta district, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, boasts a number of popular seaside restaurants, and among them, "Paella," a quintessential Spanish dish, is a must-try for tourists! It seems that reservations are necessary for the top-ranked restaurants, and same-day reservations are not recommended...
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A legendary café that established café culture in Barcelona's Eixample district in 1933 and closed its doors in 2000 is now home to the popular chef who worked at El Bulli...
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While the markets featured in tourist guidebooks are bustling with tourists, I also want to see a market used by locals! (*´Д｀*)ﾉ)) As if to fulfill that wish, Rona Yamashita, who lives in Barcelona, has created "Ninot Market (Me...
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Spaniards are said to eat five meals a day, light snacks each time, resulting in a two-hour difference in meal times compared to Japan. Lunchtime often starts around 2 PM, and dinnertime around 8 PM, enjoyed slowly with wine...
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Having earned three Michelin stars, El Celler de Can Roca was proudly ranked number one in "The World's 50 Best Restaurants" in 2015.
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Rona Yamashita, the heir to the Yamashita Group, which operates long-established Japanese restaurants such as "Yashima Restaurant" and lives in Barcelona, guided us to our sixth stop: a classic bar in Sant Pau...
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The fifth restaurant we visited, guided by Rona Yamashita, the heir to the "Yamashita Group" and a resident of Barcelona, was "Yashima Restaurant," a Japanese restaurant that he runs as the second-generation owner! *Rona...
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Rona Yamashita, the heir to the Yamashita Group, which operates long-established Japanese restaurants such as "Yashima Restaurant" and lives in Barcelona, guided us to our fourth stop, a place where we could enjoy local craft beer from the Barceloneta district...
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The third place we visited, guided by Rona Yamashita, the heir to the Yamashita Group, which operates long-established Japanese restaurants such as "Yashima Restaurant" and lives in Barcelona, was "Bar La...", a long-established bar in the old town.
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The second place we were taken to, guided by Rona Yamashita, the heir to the Yamashita Group, which operates long-established Japanese restaurants such as "Yashima Restaurant" in Barcelona, was "Vil...", a long-established wine shop in the old town.
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For this trip, we asked Gaku Shaku, a ceramic artist from Toyama whom we support, to introduce us to Rona Yamashita, who lives in Barcelona, and we requested a bar crawl! He runs "Yashima Restaurant" in Barcelona...
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