NEGO, a specialty onigiri shop located in Meito Ward, Nagoya City. This popular shop is known for its fluffy rice and generous fillings.
“This is the shiso mackerel onigiri.”
“It has great volume. How much is this one?”
“It comes with a side dish and pork soup for 820 yen.”
“This is only 820 yen!? Each grain of rice is fluffy. It has a slight sweetness too. Very delicious.”
Meito Ward
Meito Ward is a residential district located in the eastern part of Nagoya, Japan, which was officially established in 1975 through the division of the former Tempaku Ward. Historically, the area was primarily agricultural land before its development into a modern suburban community, and it is now known for its peaceful neighborhoods and educational institutions like Meijo University.
Nagoya City
Nagoya is a major Japanese city in the Chubu region of central Honshu, historically part of the Owari Domain. It is renowned for Nagoya Castle, which was originally built in the early 17th century by the shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu. Today, the city is a powerful economic hub, known for its manufacturing and automotive industries.