You sometimes feel that way, right?
When I was younger, I would catch a cold two or three times a year.
But in the past 10 years, I've only been bedridden a few times. Maybe it's because I drink wine regularly and diligently ingest polyphenols.
As you get older, you learn how to deal with colds when they strike. When I was younger, I would feel the warning signs, but there was nothing I could do to prevent them, so I ended up in bed a lot.
However, now that I have gained a bit more experience than I did when I was younger, I have discovered my own way of staying safe when I feel like I'm in danger.
it is···
"Eat a lot of beef."
Normally, I don't eat much beef. I eat pork, chicken, and sometimes lamb.
I'm feeling a bit cold. This is bad. When this happens, I eat a lot of beef. Then I drink Kudzu-to and go to bed.
Then it usually gets better.
I think that when your body takes in a large amount of beef, which it doesn't normally get much of, it becomes motivated. Probably.
So, for me, beef is medicine.
This is a very personal folk remedy (although I'm vaguely aware that it's actually thanks to Kakkonto), but I believe in it based on my past successful experience of eating beef and not getting bedridden. Those who believe will be saved.
When I woke up yesterday morning, I felt fatigued and had chills.
I had no beef in the fridge and no time to go to the supermarket, so I rushed to a beef bowl chain restaurant.
I stopped by again when I was returning home after work. The rice was heavy, so I ordered a beef dish. Then, I drank some kudzu and went to sleep, and today I feel much better.
Okay, I'll eat some beef again before going to work (and of course I'll eat some vegetables too).
I often hear that some of Bokumo's customers are feeling unwell.
Well, from here, we will inform you about the event. If you are in good spirits, you can enjoy the event. When you participate in the event, your brain receives a different stimulation than usual, and your body becomes more energetic!
Bokumo x Shie: A feast of New Zealand wine and game dishes
Wednesday, January 24, 2024 18:30 Open 19:00 Start 6 types of New Zealand wine × 6 course meals Participation fee: 11,000 yen (tax included) Capacity: 20 people
This event aims to provide both deliciousness and fun through game and New Zealand wine.
Mr. Sakai, the owner of the restaurant "Shie" in Fushimi, visited Bokumo and cooked in a double chef formation with Chef Furuzono of Bokumo.
The main ingredients are pheasant and duck, but lamb and seafood are also included.
The pairings will include New Zealand wines from top New Zealand wineries such as Felton Road and Atarangi. Enjoy this luxurious pairing that is only available on this day.
Tickets can be reserved by phone (052-253-6950), email ( event@bokumo.jp ), or via Bokumo's social media.
And here is a meeting for single men and women who want to meet healthy people.
Bachelorette Wine Party February 2024
Sunday, February 11, 2024 17:00-19:00 (Registration begins at 16:45)
Venue: Bokumo GS Sakae Building B1, 5-26-39 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya
Fee: 6,500 yen (tax included) (cash, credit card, PayPay and other QR payments accepted)
Eligibility: Single people (Those with the purpose of soliciting or selling cannot participate)
Capacity: 20 people (minimum number of participants: 10 people)
How to make a reservation: In-store, by phone, 052-253-6950, or through
This is a semi-standing wine party where you can make new acquaintances of both the same and opposite sex while drinking delicious wine.
You can come alone or with friends. Of course, it doesn't matter if you're not an expert on wine.
Enjoy new encounters with buffet-style snacks.
