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You can get that dressing at Fujiya or T&T. If you have time on your trip home the Foody World by YVR probably has it too. It’s just called Creamy Golden Sesame on the label.クリ-ミ- My wife and I really like it too!
3 months agoI’m sure the trikes are a terrific icebreaker, but the bike Fridays are unusual to do the trick also: https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/taiwan2014/layover-in-kenting/#3281_2134926_u9PufE_image
3 months agoReminds me of Samirai Cat in your prime ious post.
3 months agoWow, what a great capture. Samurai cat! He looks like he could have been drawn on a Japanese screen.
3 months agoHibiscus..with plenty of bites from bugs and snails! Bill—what is your opinion?
3 months agoAt least you are prepared clothing wise for warmer weather!
3 months agoNot the boots, too?!
3 months agoThanks Bill very interesting. I will add that information.
3 months agoNew trunks are actually aerial roots that hang from above, attach and thicken to form the trunks that support the overhead limbs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banyan#:~:text=During%20the%20three%20days%20of,home%20for%20the%20mythical%20Kijimuna.
Looks like beach morning glory.
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/60879-Ipomoea-pes-caprae
I love the maps that they created for your breakfast and dinner. Judging from the map it looks like you had an amazing dinner. It’s great that they also included directions on how to eat the food. Wow, they even included a drawing of the chopsticks. I found your post very interesting. As travellers though life and on the road, so many
Of us have a wealth of memories and archival history. Many of us have the pressures of downsizing.
You might appreciate this: it’s the hand-drawn map of our dinner spread at one of our ryokans. The following photo after this is the map for the next morning’s breakfast. Now I wish I’d have thought to take a photo of the food itself to compare against its food map.
https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/winterlude2024/reactivating-the-archival-project/#57160_p9ebzdnkwt8lnevh4n9a4q8zlcb
What is the significance of the structure in the water? It resembles a claw of some sort, but wondering if it is a remaining article from some period?
3 months agoTetris, personified!
3 months ago
Just a heads up that the auto-correct changed “yamaimo” to “Yamamoto” on the caption.
3 months agoMy phone changes it to “Yamato”😀