Immer Gut Essen

Immer Gut Essen - Good Food & Places Discovered by Neko & friends.

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Belgium

  • Blankenberge Knokke-Heist Middelkerke Oostende

Finland

  • Helsinki

Germany

  • Dusseldorf & Koln
  • Kleve Goch Kalkar Kevelaer area
  • Rees Hamminkeln area

Japan

  • Hiroshima Miyajima
  • Kyoto
  • Nara
  • Osaka
  • Tokyo
  • Tokyo Day Trips

Netherlands

  • Amsterdam + Den Haag Haarlem & Rotterdam
  • Cuijk + Beers Boxmeer Grave Oefelt Velp & Well
  • Zeeland - Middelburg Renesse Vlissingen Zierikzee
  • Nijmegen + Arnhem Maalden & Molenhoek

Spain

  • Barcelona
  • Sitges

Archived Articles

  • Dusseldorf - Furusato - The joyful taste of home
  • Hiroshima - Di Grotto Tamazawa - Hidden Italian Jewel
  • Tokyo - Sushi Zanmai Bekkan - The Tsukiji Experience: Fresh, Authentic and Affordable
  • Articles on places that are no longer open

Blog Archive

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    • ▼  June (1)
      • Re-thinking and re-organizing this blog

About Me

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Neko is my other name. It simply means 'cat' in Japanese. I'm probably a cat that got mistakenly reincarnated as a human or I'm a human in this universe but am a cat in all other parallel universes. As a human, friends know me as a foodie-nerd-writer-artist who has roots in the U.S., Germany, Japan and the Netherlands. Living up to the reputation of cats being curious, I'm curious about the balance of mind and body, biology, medicine and the nature of things and different cultures. My heroes are David Attenborough, Brian Cox, Stephen Hawking to name a few and many more writers, musicians, poets, movie directors, artists and philosophers who color outside the box. In short, I love paradigm breakers. As the black cat that refused to stay put in my golden cage in Tokyo, I struggle to reconcile my rebellious nature with my heritage that traces back to ancient Japan.
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