I haven't been doing anything very interesting or exciting, but I thought I'd give you an overview of my last couple of weeks.
I did go out to dinner to a yakiniku (cook meat at your table) restaurant with 2 coworkers and that was really fun and delicious.
And last Sunday I had another 'sort of' coworker (she works down in the kindergarten so I don't see her very often) over for lunch and then we drove to some local sites.
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| Taga Shrine |
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| An antique rice cooker. |
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| Decorations on a house. |
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| New word of the day - koke = moss. Very pretty and soooo green! |
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Ito mochi, a specialty of Taga. Ito means string and it's cut with a string instead of a knife. The colors are also applied with a string.
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And I just got back from a zoo trip in Kyoto with the kindergartners. It was a fun day although it's a pretty small zoo, which was good since I think it was about 90F and there wasn't much shade. They petted a rabbit and a guinea pig, had lunch, got their pictures taken, and spent about 1 hour walking around. The place was full of school groups. Then back on the bus and happily most of them slept for the trip home.
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The different color hats indicate different classes/age groups. They're waiting to pet the guinea pig. |
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| Lunch time. |
A sampling of the cute lunch boxes the mom's packed.
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| My group. 6 children, 3 teachers and they still wandered... |
That really looks like a fun field trip.
ReplyDeleteWhere can I buy a lunch like that?