部落格與文化

日本城 洛杉磯

小東京歷史區

撰稿與分析 Ryusei Hosono • • 已更新: 2024年7月3日
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A quiet evening scene at the Japanese Village Plaza in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. Red and white paper lanterns strung across the walkway glow against the dark sky, their round faces marked with Japanese characters like 祭 (matsuri, festival) and 福 (fuku, good fortune). Below them stretches an empty pedestrian street paved in brick, lined with warmly lit shops. On the left, an ice cream and coffee shop advertises boba, smoothies, and slush in its window display, with a black wrought iron bench out front. A tall streetlamp and a leafy tree rise along the walkway, and a large decorative rock sits in a circular stone planter near the center. One tree is draped with countless small paper tags tied to its branches, the kind of wish papers hung during festival season. The lanterns and storefront lights carry the atmosphere even though the plaza itself is deserted.

A quiet evening scene at the Japanese Village Plaza in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. Red and white paper lanterns strung across the walkway glow against the dark sky, their round faces marked with Japanese characters like 祭 (matsuri, festival) and 福 (fuku, good fortune). Below them stretches an empty pedestrian street paved in brick, lined with warmly lit shops. On the left, an ice cream and coffee shop advertises boba, smoothies, and slush in its window display, with a black wrought iron bench out front. A tall streetlamp and a leafy tree rise along the walkway, and a large decorative rock sits in a circular stone planter near the center. One tree is draped with countless small paper tags tied to its branches, the kind of wish papers hung during festival season. The lanterns and storefront lights carry the atmosphere even though the plaza itself is deserted.


圖片中的可見文字

ttle Tok
ean & Yogurt

ICE CREAM
BOBA
SMOOTHIES
SLUSH
COFFEE & TEA

祭
福
祭
福
祭
福

日本城 洛杉磯 照片:Ryusei Hosono / RyuKoch

目錄:

    太長不看

    洛杉磯的小東京是全美最大的日本城,就在市中心和華埠之間,交通超方便。想吃便宜又道地的日本料理來這裡就對了,拉麵、壽司、涮涮鍋應有盡有。逛完還能去Nijiya超市買正統日本食材和零食,根本是日本迷的天堂。

    JapanTown,也被稱為Little Tokyo,位於洛杉磯市中心,介於市中心與唐人街之間,因此非常容易到達。洛杉磯的JapanTown是美國三個官方JapanTown中最大的一個,這三個全部位於加州西岸。我們也曾經造訪其他兩個,分別位於舊金山和聖荷西,並寫了相關文章。

    JapanTown LA 餐廳

    想吃好吃又相對便宜的日本料理嗎?那麼洛杉磯的JapanTown一定非常適合你!Little Tokyo有各種各樣的日本餐廳,選擇超級豐富。為了讓你更有概念,我們造訪了一些餐廳,並寫了詳細的報導。

    在JapanTown 洛杉磯可以吃什麼?

    JapanTown Restaurants in LA

    The photo shows the storefront of Shabu-Shabu House at night in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. A bright backlit sign with a red square logo and bold white lettering runs across the top of the facade, and a string of red and white paper lanterns hangs under the eaves to the right. In front, a crowd of about ten people waits to get in: some stand in a loose line near the glass door, while others sit on benches along the wall, one man craning his neck up at the trees overhead. Through the wide windows, diners are visible at the counter inside, and warm light spills out onto the street. The scene captures a popular restaurant in its element, with a full house inside and a patient line outside after dark.

    The photo shows the storefront of Shabu-Shabu House at night in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. A bright backlit sign with a red square logo and bold white lettering runs across the top of the facade, and a string of red and white paper lanterns hangs under the eaves to the right. In front, a crowd of about ten people waits to get in: some stand in a loose line near the glass door, while others sit on benches along the wall, one man craning his neck up at the trees overhead. Through the wide windows, diners are visible at the counter inside, and warm light spills out onto the street. The scene captures a popular restaurant in its element, with a full house inside and a patient line outside after dark.


    圖片中的可見文字

    SHABU-SHABU HOUSE
    127

    JapanTown 洛杉磯的餐廳

    下方有一些我們特別整理的餐廳介紹,大多數都超級美味,非常推薦!

    日本超市

    Nijiya Market in Los Angeles

    The Nijiya Market storefront on a sunny day in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. The Japanese grocery store has a blue sign above its entrance, set under a dark tiled roof supported by black and white columns. Shoppers and visitors fill the plaza in front: a woman in a denim shirt walks past in the foreground, a mother stands with a small child on the left, and several people sit at outdoor tables along the storefront. A cream patio umbrella printed with red cherry blossoms shades the top of the frame, and a leafy tree grows along the right side of the shop.

    The Nijiya Market storefront on a sunny day in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. The Japanese grocery store has a blue sign above its entrance, set under a dark tiled roof supported by black and white columns. Shoppers and visitors fill the plaza in front: a woman in a denim shirt walks past in the foreground, a mother stands with a small child on the left, and several people sit at outdoor tables along the storefront. A cream patio umbrella printed with red cherry blossoms shades the top of the frame, and a leafy tree grows along the right side of the shop.


    圖片中的可見文字

    JAPANESE
    GROCERY
    NIJIYA MARKET
    SUSHI
    & D
    Econo Pak
    24
    YAMAHA

    洛杉磯 Nijiya Market

    你不只想吃日本料理嗎?沒問題,這裡還有日本超市和很多周邊商品店。在這裡你可以買到 日本蔬菜 , 水果 , 海鮮 /肉類, 便當 , 三明治 、飲料、 日本糖果 以及更多!對日本迷來說根本是天堂。我自己對日本的超市很熟悉,可以很肯定地說,Little Tokyo LA 的這家超市真的很道地,還有非常多真正的日本商品。老實說我真的很驚訝,在國外還能看到這麼全的日本超市。

    產品,我們在洛杉磯買的-日本製品

    A twelve-photo collage shows off a Japanese supermarket haul, with each shot featuring a hand holding one item against the same backdrop of sandy beach, scattered rocks, and ocean waves. The top row covers drinks: a bottle of Coca-Cola Clear Lime, a tall blue-and-white bottle of Calpis Water, and a peach-flavored Calpis Soda, plus a plastic-wrapped onigiri rice ball held inside a car. The middle row mixes snacks and lighter food: a cup of sliced white peach, two wrapped mochi sweets (one white, one dark), a clear container with a sushi roll, cucumber salad, and cherry tomato, and an iced latte in a domed plastic cup. The bottom row is the heartier stuff: wooden trays holding yakisoba noodles and simmered vegetables, a black bento box with minced meat over rice, greens, and a halved boiled egg, and a divided bowl of fried rice with gyoza.

    A twelve-photo collage shows off a Japanese supermarket haul, with each shot featuring a hand holding one item against the same backdrop of sandy beach, scattered rocks, and ocean waves.

    The top row covers drinks: a bottle of Coca-Cola Clear Lime, a tall blue-and-white bottle of Calpis Water, and a peach-flavored Calpis Soda, plus a plastic-wrapped onigiri rice ball held inside a car. The middle row mixes snacks and lighter food: a cup of sliced white peach, two wrapped mochi sweets (one white, one dark), a clear container with a sushi roll, cucumber salad, and cherry tomato, and an iced latte in a domed plastic cup. The bottom row is the heartier stuff: wooden trays holding yakisoba noodles and simmered vegetables, a black bento box with minced meat over rice, greens, and a halved boiled egg, and a divided bowl of fried rice with gyoza.


    圖片中的可見文字

    Coca-Cola
    CLEAR LIME
    ラムネ
    CALPIS SOWA
    完熟白桃
    期間限定
    白桃みるく
    赤福

    我們在洛杉磯買的日本商品

    總結

    JapanTown Los Angeles Fazit

    A young man in a maroon t-shirt stands at a restaurant window at night in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, studying the display. Behind the glass, plastic food models show what the kitchen serves: a steaming-looking bowl of ramen with chopsticks resting on it, a plate of noodles, and sake bottles, with small menu cards propped among them. Colorful neon tubes glow across the top of the window and reflect on the glass. On the sidewalk beside him, a sandwich board advertises boba tea to go, and a red awning runs along the storefront, giving the whole scene the feel of an evening stroll through the neighborhood deciding where to eat.

    A young man in a maroon t-shirt stands at a restaurant window at night in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, studying the display. Behind the glass, plastic food models show what the kitchen serves: a steaming-looking bowl of ramen with chopsticks resting on it, a plate of noodles, and sake bottles, with small menu cards propped among them. Colorful neon tubes glow across the top of the window and reflect on the glass. On the sidewalk beside him, a sandwich board advertises boba tea to go, and a red awning runs along the storefront, giving the whole scene the feel of an evening stroll through the neighborhood deciding where to eat.


    圖片中的可見文字

    BOBA TEA to GO
    GREAT TASTING & AFFORDABLE WITH FAST SERVICE

    JapanTown 洛杉磯總結

    說真的,JapanTown 洛杉磯讓我很驚喜。你完全可以在這裡待上一整天!早上花30分鐘到1小時逛逛JapanTown,中午吃飯,然後在咖啡館或Bubble Tea店裡休息一下,之後繼續逛、逛超市,買日本周邊,晚上再吃一輪日本料理。

    所以我們真的很推薦!想在美國體驗日本的話,來JapanTown 洛杉磯就能享受到很有真實感的日本文化體驗。

    非常感謝你閱讀到這裡,若能給我們一個評價我們會很開心。祝你有個美好的一天!

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