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22 Nov 2007
Posted by matt
It's looks like slim pickings for Americasn feeling nostalgic for thanksgiving tomorrow in Nagoya. I think the Hilton Hotel has a dinner, and I would probably take my family, not even so much as to celebrate the holiday as to eat turkey, but I have to work. If only there was place offering a lunch menu. I do have a friend selling microwavable turkey dinners from America. I haven't had a chance to try these yet though. It's a bit strange, but even after 13 years in Japan, Thanksgiving is the holiday I still feel the most remiss about missing. If by chance you read this and live in Nagoya and know of a restaurant serving turkey lunch, please let me know ...

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Back when I was an exchange

Back when I was an exchange student at Nanzan, myself and some other Americans went to a Subway and had a turkey sub dinner. It ain't a traditional thanksgiving meal, but it is one of the few places in this country that actually has turkey on the menu:

http://www.subway.co.jp/shops/aichi/pre23_0/

Posted by James (not verified) on Nov 22nd, 2007 at 5:51 am.

True. Subway, and a certain

True. Subway, and a certain bento from Lawson. However, there is a guy who will deliver whole smoken turkeys to Japan (if you don't have an oven):

http://www.themeatguy.jp/

Posted by Turner (not verified) on Nov 26th, 2007 at 2:07 pm.