Hello From Japan

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Phator

Hello from Japan!
 
I am from the Midwest but have not dabbled into farming since moving to Japan, other than rice :)
 
Due to my love of peppers and spicy food in general I have started to grow some peppers. I travel the world for my work so I have been collecting seeds from my favorite peppers. Right now I have started Carolina Reaper's, Jalapeno's, Guam Boonie, Habanero, and Sili Chili from the Philippines.
 
I look forward to sharing my experiences growing here in Japan.
 
welcome! i'd say get in touch with Filmost, a user who lives in one of the tokyo prefectures, but he hasn't been around in a little over a year i don't think 
 
Chilidude said:
Hello and welcome, i like most Japan made stuff..But sushi is not my thing.
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I didn't really like Sushi when i came here but it grows on you. You just have to try the fresh stuff. I prefer spicy stuff which is not too common here. I got my Wife (Japanese) liking tacos so she likes a little heat.
 
Phator said:
 
I didn't really like Sushi when i came here but it grows on you. You just have to try the fresh stuff. I prefer spicy stuff which is not too common here. I got my Wife (Japanese) liking tacos so she likes a little heat.
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Like the cute voice those pretty Japanese women make and i like their looks too, so good for you! Have you tried making some Chili con carne for your wife and then served it with some rice?
 
Chilidude said:
 
Like the cute voice those pretty Japanese women make and i like their looks too, so good for you! Have you tried making some Chili con carne for your wife and then served it with some rice?
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Not Yet! it is hard to get all the ingredients out here. we mostly just make chicken tacos. I will have to search around and get the stuff but will definitely try it out.
 
Phator said:
 
Not Yet! it is hard to get all the ingredients out here. we mostly just make chicken tacos. I will have to search around and get the stuff but will definitely try it out.
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You can use some minced meat in it or some other stuff to make a simple Chili con carne.
 
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