Anyway, a short 15~20 minutes walk from Sagamiono, where Sayumi and I reside, lies the bustling town of Machida. This place is seen as the abscess of Tokyo by many, but it's also the birthplace of Satoshi Tajiri, the father of Pokémon and the inspiration basis of Pallet Town, or Masara Town, the home of Ash Ketchum (Satoshi) as well. So yeah, I'm pretty close to the Jerusalem of all nineties kids who grew up with all those little, cute and deadly creatures.
At lunch, I had my first Okinawa-style meal. Lots of egg, meat, and noodles. The love for Spam is big in Okinawa I noticed, since there were quite a few dishes with Spam on the menue. It's hearty, heavy, and healthy food, very unexpected for a tropical archipelago.
It was a good day, where I discovered that the BookOff also sells a considerable amount of 2nd hand model trains... Not good. Not good...
See you next time!
Toni
P.s. if you hover over the pictures, you can read a short description of the contents.
superleuk Toni. Maar Heineken in de schappen betekent juist love for zhe dutch :P
ReplyDeleteJa maar je let niet op de vlag. Heineken is trouwens ook een multinational he. Het staat naast de Amerkaanse Budweiser, dus dat zegt al genoeg...
DeleteHAHAHA omg faal
DeleteOnly been drinking at Machida's Hub once...that's all I know there :)
ReplyDeleteIt's as interesting at daytime as at night I reckon. I've not been there in the evening, but I plan to be soon. I've discovered a nice Horumon-yaki there. :3
DeleteBuy ALL the eurobeat at BookOff!
ReplyDeleteFILL TEH ENTIRE APARTMENT WITH CD'S AND GET THE WAIFU MAD
DeleteNaw, I'm already pushing boundaries with my model trains :P