Some of the food I've bought! Clockwise from top right, fried chicken yakitori, semi-dried soba, rosu hamu, frozen o-den, and strawberry yogurt. :))) My bidget for food here is a biiit bigger as long as I do mostly grocery shopping and not eat out a lot, so I'm really enjoying myself. I also bought the most delicious clementines (a traditional new year's food).
My purchases from the 100 yen shop. I need face masks because I have the sniffles and I'll be squeezing in with morning traffic on my way to school. Clockwise from the masks, there's envelopes to send things to people, a mini cutting board, body wash, soap, and food containers. :)
My stationary store purchases. A ledger book (very good for a sketchbook, and only 450 yen), and those adorable red-and-blue envelopes.
On the subway to Akasaka for ice skating. It was the kind of train that is open all the way down. My favorite! People are really quiet on the subway.
Ice skating! That's Jed and Meiti on the left and the boy in the back was so nice and taught me how to ask for someone to take our picture (the victim was an unassuming little girl who said "hai chiizu"), and I forget his name. And that's the TBS mascot in the background. TBS is the big public television station here.
Some of the food I've bought! Clockwise from top right, fried chicken yakitori, semi-dried soba, rosu hamu, frozen o-den, and strawberry yogurt. :))) My bidget for food here is a biiit bigger as long as I do mostly grocery shopping and not eat out a lot, so I'm really enjoying myself. I also bought the most delicious clementines (a traditional new year's food).
My purchases from the 100 yen shop. I need face masks because I have the sniffles and I'll be squeezing in with morning traffic on my way to school. Clockwise from the masks, there's envelopes to send things to people, a mini cutting board, body wash, soap, and food containers. :)
My stationary store purchases. A ledger book (very good for a sketchbook, and only 450 yen), and those adorable red-and-blue envelopes.
On the subway to Akasaka for ice skating. It was the kind of train that is open all the way down. My favorite! People are really quiet on the subway.
Ice skating! That's Jed and Meiti on the left and the boy in the back was so nice and taught me how to ask for someone to take our picture (the victim was an unassuming little girl who said "hai chiizu"), and I forget his name. And that's the TBS mascot in the background. TBS is the big public television station here.
I've heard that Japanese people are eerily quiet on the subway... apparently it's true! I'm glad to see lots and lots of pictures, especially of food.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, Becca, are you a foodie at all? Because I can slowly feel myself becoming one...
If by foodie, you mean totally obsessed with buying food, then yes.
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