We've tried Takibi Bakery's stollen a couple of times in the past and enjoyed them.
This version had lots of spices. There is no tea in this, but it was similar to the spices used in chai.
I look forward to trying more stollen in the coming weeks.
It was interesting seeing neighborhoods that aren't visible from the train.
Like this cool building that is split in half and connected by their wallkways.
He said he wanted to try Devil Craft.
I tried their Imperial Stout, a kick-a 11.8% chocolatey brew...delicious!
Also appreciate them filling their 200 milliliter serving to the 200 milliliter line on the cup.
We also watched the World Rugby Finals between England and South Africa (South Africa won).
I'm glad he enjoyed this place, and I'm sure we'll be back.
Have a good week!
8 comments:
ahhhh the pizza looks sooo ono!
My cousin's son went to Japan for a boy scout thing. the Japan boy scouts "autographed" my cousin's son's baseball cap and they wrote a lot of f words and other profanity. Cracked me up cuz BOY SCOUTS! I think they were intermediate school age. Probably just learned to write these words in English without totally understanding.
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V, sometimes I think the Japanese don't really understand the meaning of the F-word and sometimes I think they do understand the meaning...
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Kat
Too funny.
Jalna, kinda yeah?!
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Kat
good to see that the rain is gone? it was a 3-day weekend for us as well, but boy this rain is getting to be a p.i.t.a!
I think they were saying we could get more rain Rowena :(
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Kat
That's some major ABV in that stout Kat! I once had one that was 16.9%.....yikes
16.9% is quite a lot too Kirk!
Take care.
Kat
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