it's a traditional ingredient from miyagi prefecture often used in desserts. the group changes the flavor of the paste from sweet to spicy so it goes well with ramen. >> translator: i think the flavor will blend better. >> translator: i hope many people enjoy the ramen and that it makes them want to visit to huk queue regions. >> reporter: let's ask some people trying out the ramen. excuse me, how does the ramen taste? >> beautiful. coming from australia, it's delicious. something different for me. >> reporter: is it spicy? >> it is a little bit, yes. >> reporter: thank you very much. ramen fans give it a thumbs up. throughout the event more than 220,000 bowls of ramen are expected to be eaten. that is quite a lot. ak canny nakajima, nhk world, tokyo. >>> for decades, a french documentary filmmaker has made his home in japan. et yen bar ral has shared what he's learned about japanese culture with people elsewhere. he usually focuses on subcultures he finds in cities, but now he's headed out to the countryside to document growing trend in art. were journal iist

the ambassador met the governor of miyagi, one of the three prefectures hit hard by the disaster. >> translator: u.s. troops visited dangerous areas and worked hard rescuing survivors after the disaster as part of their relief mission. >> the governor said the people of miyagi understand the importance of the japan-u.s. alliance. he asked ambassador kennedy to pass on her observations about the situation in the disaster-hit areas. >> and all americans were inspired by the courage and the resilience of the people here during the great disaster, and so it was important for me to be able to come here as my first trip outside of tokyo. >> kennedy says she will study how the u.s. can best help with the reconstruction effort. >>> nhk world has more on kennedy's tour and the expectations people have for her as ambassador to japan. >> reporter: caroline kennedy is spending two days in the northeast, seeing how communities are recovering from the 2011 disaster. she went to a school in ishinoma ishinomaki, where american taylor anderson worked as an assistant teacher. anderson died when the ts

miyagi style. just be the orange.f you spend six months living and working with ten guys, you want to make sure everybody gets along. so all responsibilities for cooking and cleaning are shared. so who did the most tubs today? >> nate did. the guy you're helping. he did ten. >> ten. >> uh-huh. >> that's a good day. >> that's a great day. >> yeah. >> so why did you decide to do the h 2-a visas rather than come in legally? how does the money compare here to the money you could make in mexico? say this week you made $500. how long would it take you to make that in mexico? a month. so you could make a month's wages in one week. wow. you have families. you have a wife in mexico? and kids? how many? so you'll be here when the baby is born. is your wife mad? how many tubs do you think i'll be able to do tomorrow? one? come on, just one? really? okay. five. okay. we'll see who's right. >> okay. >> are you nervous? >> no. >> you're not nervous. >> should i be? >> i'm just saying. >> i should be nervous, is what you're saying?

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miyagi style. just be the orange.months living and working with ten guys, you want to make sure everybody gets along. so all responsibilities for cooking and cleaning are shared. so who did the most tubs today? >> nate did. the guy you're helping. he did ten. >> ten. >> uh-huh. >> that's a good day. >> that's a great day. >> yeah. >> so why did you decide to do the h 2-a visas rather than come in legally? how does the money compare here to the money you could make in mexico? say this week you made $500. how long would it take you to make that in mexico? a month. so you could make a month's wages in one week. wow. you have families. you have a wife in mexico? and kids? how many? so you'll be here when the baby is born. is your wife mad? how many tubs do you think i'll be able to do tomorrow? one? come on, just one? really? okay. five. okay. we'll see who's right. >> okay. >> are you nervous? >> no. >> you're not nervous. >> should i be? >> i'm just saying. >> i should be nervous, is what you're saying? >> a little bit.