The third instalment of bar poet Rui Yoshida's tour of Hokkaido's port towns! This time, bar poet Rui Yoshida wanders around the "iron town" of Muroran. Accompanying him is HBC announcer Kanako Muroya. Having traveled to Otaru and Hakodate, the two are in perfect sync. The two first headed for a fun spot unique to the Iron Town. They tried their hand at making "bolters," dolls made of bolts, screws, and other metal objects with rich expressions! Muroran is famous for "Curry Ramen" and "Muroran Yakitori", which is eaten with a dash of garlic powder, but the Muroran-style "Katsu-don" (pork cutlet served on top of a bowl of rice) was a little different! Even Rui was surprised to see the steam rising from the katsudon... We also went on a night cruise with a souvenir of yakitori... The fantastic night view of the factories is also a wonderful memory of the "Iron Town". The conclusion of the day is alcohol... At a beer garden to enjoy the short summer season, we were impressed by the unique drinking style of the season! Rediscover the charm of Muroran! (Source: Japanese = hbc.co.jp || Translation = iniquitous at MyDramaList)