[Usa-Mimi Trip Last Live] Going deep from Kokusai-dori

I'm here for work, so it's not a trip (lol).
This is my second time in Okinawa, and it's a business trip.
It has nothing to do with Usa-Mimi anymore, but this is the second extra edition and the final episode~

There's a market, and the area around it is a shopping street.
I have a habit of wanting to take the side streets if there's a main street, so I tried walking around, but perhaps because of the time of day and the typhoon forecast, many shops were closed.

It created a unique atmosphere where you could see bars here and there among the shuttered shops.

The foot traffic was moderate after the rain, but there were still many people enjoying food and drinks, and there was a guy calling out, 'How about a drink?' while playing the sanshin. It had an indescribable, good atmosphere where melancholy, fun, and mystery coexisted.

Surprisingly, there were many young people wandering around.
When you hear 'shuttered street,' you often think of a place that's died out, but there were definitely people here... It was full of a 'this is the only place' kind of feeling. Like an Orion beer lantern beyond the shutter.

Before wandering around here, I should have been satisfied after eating delicious American steak, but as I walked, I started wanting to drink... I ended up wandering around aimlessly (lol), and what caught my eye was

Not that.

Wait! Isn't this cheap!?
A few seconds after I thought that, I heard, 'Welcome~' (lol).

I figured even if there were only two or three pieces of meat, I'd just think of it as tuition.
In the end, I upgraded the meat grade to Agu pork and went for the 3,000 yen course.

No, this is Agu pork, you know?
Even at 3,000 yen, it's cheap. It comes with two alcoholic drinks.
If you ate this normally, it would cost 6,000 yen, right?

So, even though I had just eaten American steak, I was shabu-shabu-ing meat...

I'll definitely add Okinawa soba at the end. It has a great broth and is the best.

Before I knew it, I'd spent 7,000 yen just on dinner today.

But!
The typhoon has passed... and the Harvest Moon has appeared.

And so, the night in Okinawa between work duties passes by...

This is truly the end of the Usa-Mimi connection today.
The number of magazine-registered articles has exceeded 300, and everyone helped make it a success.
To everyone who enjoyed it, thank you so much!