Slow Week, part two
I did some wandering on Sunday and got these two pictures, of which type you'll probably be seeing a lot of in the next few days.
At left is a float under construction. As you can see, they don't so much build the float as much as bondage half a forest. Very Japanese, I think.
At right are some women who, after some tittering and debating among themselves, agreed to pose for me.
Also, I had some sushi, which was pretty normal for the most part. Saw a couple new dishes, such as black sesame pudding and somem kind of coleslaw sushi.
But what really took the cake* was the hamburger sushi. You can see it at right. The sign in the background has the name of the store, then under that, hanbaagu which is "hamburger" in Japanese.
At left is a float under construction. As you can see, they don't so much build the float as much as bondage half a forest. Very Japanese, I think.At right are some women who, after some tittering and debating among themselves, agreed to pose for me.
Also, I had some sushi, which was pretty normal for the most part. Saw a couple new dishes, such as black sesame pudding and somem kind of coleslaw sushi.
But what really took the cake* was the hamburger sushi. You can see it at right. The sign in the background has the name of the store, then under that, hanbaagu which is "hamburger" in Japanese.
posted by William at
7/14/2008 08:01:00 PM
2 Comments:
Cole slaw sushi sounds kind of scary.
I love hearing about all these different foods you get to try. :)
The women discussing whether to let you take their picture seems humorous to me. I can relate to some degree as I think on the couple of occasions where some stranger has asked me if they could take my picture, though while dressed in camo and cat ears it wasn't as surprising as when just recently someone ran up to me as I walked home from work and asked if they could take my picture while I was reading and walking home in my work clothes after a long day...now, that was weird.
That's a rather... interesting construction. It looks very vulnerable to sabotage.
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