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I'm Aleksandra, an ordinary student, and this is my blog about Japan. I will write about various things I've experienced in the Country of Cherry Blossoms during my student exchange.
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Themed cafes are a “must-see” in Japan. The very first one I went to was a 80’s video game cafe in Shinjuku named 8bit Cafe.
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During trip to Tokyo Tower it’s really worth to take a tiny detour and see San'en-zan Zōjō-ji , a Buddhist temple located j...
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Usually people try to find a group to do something: whether it's clubbing, going to a concert or travelling. It's natural and u...
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In the evening we decided to cut on actual sightseeing and have some fun. There was only one landmark left on our list: Tsūtenkaku, the “...
It was too weird for me. Hard octopus pieces inside soft cake. And this pressed pieces of fish that dance on the top of this hot balls of takoyaki. What is your opinion? :)
ReplyDeleteI haven’t tried it yet. I was almost convinced to give it a try, but at that moment I noticed how soft the balls are and the cook just threw the large octopus parts into the mix, with huge suckers and I remembered my friends telling me to stay away from it since it's bad..., well I guess it’s not my time yet. I still have a few months to get used to strange tastes, so next time maybe!
ReplyDeleteThey were also selling something like puff pastry with anko (red bean paste) which was delicious.