Where I Wanted to Go ― 2025/01/31
My hectic days due to the mini moving from Sapporo are finally (hopefully) been over, I have had my 18-year-old mamachari fully serviced, and there is no snow or slippery roads here. It's time to go where I have been missing.
Lunch set (with orange juice), 690 yen
Domdom Humberger is by no means gourmet burger, but once I found that this chain doesn't have brunch in Hokkaido, I started to miss it.
Coffee 400 yen (no refill available)
A cafe on the roof garden of a local bank's employee training centre (although I have closed my account with the bank in question). It's so nice to have a piping-hot coffee in the fresh, crisp air. Perhaps due to a newly opened cafe nearby, this place was not so crowded, which was also nice for me. There were a few of obachans enjoying their afternoon coffee like me.
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_ Diane Johnson ― 2025/02/07 09:17
Hello! It was so good to hear from you. That is great that you can move back and forth across the country. The last time I was in Japan was May 2023. That’s when we visited Hakodate. I didn’t want to travel until all the Covid restrictions were lifted. We are planning to visit Chiba in May 2025. We aren’t visiting any tourist hot spots so I hope the Japanese public won’t mind. We want to see beaches, a castle or two, eat the food, and enjoy the ambience. I want to let you know I did not vote for Donald Trump and I never have. I don’t like him and I don’t think he is a good person. It will be a long 4 years. I try to ignore his activities. Planning a trip is helpful as is spending time with my family and cats too, ha. I think I am a bit older than you - I am 66 - but I like the things you write about. 😸
_ Unagiinu ― 2025/02/08 14:24
Thank you again for visiting this blog and welcome back to Japan! Speaking of Chiba, I think there is a beautiful rose garden with lots of cats(https://www.dreaming-place-garden.com/). Are you going to visit there?
You don't have to make your political views clear to comment here. I am not a political person at all, but I personally think the world will get used to Mr T thinking "Oh, well, that guy says something (radical, nice, innovative or stupid, depending on your point of view) again" and learn how to "deal" with him. But I am not sure if our Prime Minister Ishiba will do as well as our late PM Shinzo Abe.
Anyway, have a safe and nice stay in Japan! I'm sure the locals won't eat you!
I was going to forget to tell you that, after more than half a century, I am surprised at how little my tastes have changed in all these years. What I am curious about and looking forward to now is exactly what I was interested in and excited about when I was a schoolgirl. I still have a lot of fun with these things for a small amount of money, just like my much younger self.
You don't have to make your political views clear to comment here. I am not a political person at all, but I personally think the world will get used to Mr T thinking "Oh, well, that guy says something (radical, nice, innovative or stupid, depending on your point of view) again" and learn how to "deal" with him. But I am not sure if our Prime Minister Ishiba will do as well as our late PM Shinzo Abe.
Anyway, have a safe and nice stay in Japan! I'm sure the locals won't eat you!
I was going to forget to tell you that, after more than half a century, I am surprised at how little my tastes have changed in all these years. What I am curious about and looking forward to now is exactly what I was interested in and excited about when I was a schoolgirl. I still have a lot of fun with these things for a small amount of money, just like my much younger self.
_ Diane Johnson ― 2025/02/10 21:56
Thank you for your very kind response!
_ Unagiinu ― 2025/02/11 13:23
You are very welcome!
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