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Here’s this time’s quiz↓
Q. Which Nishinomiya restaurant, known for welcoming guests with Italian food and music, was featured on Kansai TV’s “Yo-i Don!” in the “Tonari no Ningen Kokuhou-san” segment broadcast on Thursday, August 5?
a.うなぎ割烹 きた八
b.さか芳
c.焼鳥よしおか
d.Ca cucina che incanto（カ・クチーナ・ケ・インカント）
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- a.うなぎ割烹 きた八0.8%(2票)
- b.さか芳1.9%(5票)
- c.焼鳥よしおか0.8%(2票)
- d.Ca cucina che incanto（カ・クチーナ・ケ・インカント）96.6%(257票)
An appetizer platter from “るこら・るっこら”, unrelated to the quiz
The photo shows an appetizer platter from “acero,” unrelated to the quiz
The photo shows hors d’oeuvres from “casa mia,” unrelated to the quiz
The correct answer is d.Ca cucina che incanto（カ・クチーナ・ケ・インカント）.
Here it is on the map↓↓
9-12 Ichibacho, Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture
The source is here.
This is a pizza from Ca cucina che incanto～
In the broadcast on Thursday, August 5, the owner, Mr. Kakuchi, was singing so happily～♪
It really is a restaurant that welcomes guests with Italian food and music.
Apparently Italians live by “amore = love,” “mangiare = eating,” and “cantare = singing”～That’s kind of lovely.
Mr. Kakuchi isn’t Italian, though. But he apparently studied abroad in Italy to study vocal music.
As an aside, there’s also a song by Kenji Sawada called “Mangiare! Cantare! Amore!” I found it when I Googled it
