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Cutiebunny's Carrots
Blueberry & Margarine sandwiches... last modified: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 (6:35:43 AM) Guess where I am?
Japan... Yes, I am currently in Japan, which means that every dream cel will likely be availble on Yahoo Japan while I`m here. Yes, it has been quite an experience here, especially with food. The Blueberry and Margarine sandwich is no joke..they sell them here and they are quite popular in the convience stores. They also have paired peanut butter with margarine as well. I`m a real sucker for marketting, and the anime food product tie-ins are no exeption. Today, I found One Piece Snacks, each pack features a spiffy One Piece card. I got the Luffy one, and for a buck o` five(cheap Team America reference), I will be heading back for more. I love getting prizes with my food, and Japan is definetely the place to make that happen. But I do have one complaint about this place....the ability to seriously underestimate the amount of time it takes to get anywhere. One minute is really 5 minutes, and a trail that apparently is going to take you 1.5 hrs to get down will actually take you 6 hrs. Speaking of which...there`s the issue of the Toei Animation studio to talk about. But I`ll save that exciting story for later, especially when I format all the pictures. I think I`ve taken around 800 so far. Well, my time is getting short on the hotel pc and there`s exciting Japanese soap operas calling my name.... Ja ne!
Yummy Blueberry and Margarine or Peanut butter and Margarine sandwiches. I grew up on those at home! ^_^ I love those snacks with anime products in them. *_* Hope you got lots of fun!
Lol, I''m not sure about eating Margarine, no matter what it''s paired with. =P I hope you enjoy the rest of your trip & can''t wait to see the pictures! ^_^
Freedom costs a buck o five.
*sitting back in the states all envious* GRRRR LOL ;-P bring home lots and lots of killer cels with you! :D
Where in Japan are you? I know what you mean about travel time, though. And I''m a fairly slow walker to begin with, so things are even worse. This coming summer is going to be brutal --- I''m going to do the Shikoku pilgrimage with a friend of mine. It''s 1200 kilometers of walking in the mountains, which is supposed to take 6-8 weeks. I imagine it will take me 8-10. *lol*
Can''t wait to see the pics of your trip! What''s the rail system like? I''m heading over next week, and I''m a bit daunted by their rail system X| |
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