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VISIT TO SEIKO PART 10: Food in Japan
Food and drink have always been very important to establishing a proper mood for PuristS contemplation of fine watches. So in concluding our report on our Seiko visit(s) around Japan, we felt we must provide you with some tempting images. I must add that we did not attempt a gourmet-only tour - in addition to a couple great meals, this is typical food found on-the-go walking through terminals, on boats, during walk-about days in various towns, etc. In general, I must say the choices were broad, the prices reasonable compared to SoCal options that we see daily, and the appearance (and taste!) was great.
Not shown here is the last night when we got the munchies, went down to the Lawson's market, and used up all our small change on a bag of peanuts and a box of chocolate ice cream bonbons. We went home and washed them all down with the remains of our Japanese whiskey.
Now you can be the judge:
Not shown here is the last night when we got the munchies, went down to the Lawson's market, and used up all our small change on a bag of peanuts and a box of chocolate ice cream bonbons. We went home and washed them all down with the remains of our Japanese whiskey.
I hope you have a source of food nearby...
Cazalea
This message has been edited by cazalea on 2014-11-16 20:59:16
Wow... you must have gained the weight?
.. all look so yummy! I envy you! I was working in NY hotel room eating the to-go fried rice..... :-(
Again, glad you enjoyed the stay!
Ken
Nope!
No weight, too busy running around.
My new iPhone says Japan used up more than 6500 steps a day; between 3-8 miles.
That's a lot more than I do at home.