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An American writer, a professor, and their 9-year-old son travel to Japan. What does a 9-year-old eat on the road? Sounds like a riddle, yes? Answer: Whatever you can get him/her to try! At home, Ramune-kun is used to his staples like chicken tenders, pasta with butter, mac’n’cheese, chicken adobo and rice, bagels, pan de sal, baby carrots, and pizza. Fortunately, he already loves edamame (soy beans), tofu, ramen, miso soup, and teriyaki chicken. Filipiniana and Professor Tabete. Hope you like it,. The a...
Gotta catch ’em all | Hungry Bento Box
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An American writer, a professor, and their 9-year-old son travel to Japan. Gotta catch ’em all. Today (Wed July 14 for us – hey, that’s Bastille day) began with Japanese breakfast at home. Ramune-kun and the Prof spent most of the day together walking around nearby Senzoku pond, where we saw fish, turtles, two shrines, and a man training a monkey. Turtle at the Tokyo Tower aquarium. A very big fish. Lodge room at the Grand Lodge of Japan. Soba photography by Ramune-kun. Floor there’s a good selecti...
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An American writer, a professor, and their 9-year-old son travel to Japan. Ramune-kun’s Drink Reviews. We’re back from our whirlwind 5 days away from Tokyo. Ramune-kun just put up some drink reviews on the “Kids Menu” page. Check them out while the grown-ups gather a more detailed post on Nara, Kyoto, and Nagoya. Send a comment Ramune-kun’s way…he loves hearing from you all. Hope all is well with family and friends. Electric Town, Yakitori Alley, and the Manga Hunt. Which lead to…. Yakitori Alley, Ginza.
Aaarrrgggh! | Hungry Bento Box
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An American writer, a professor, and their 9-year-old son travel to Japan. Most of the medical advice about prickly heat is of pretty limited use — stay out of the heat being the main suggestion (along with frequent cool showers, etc.) There is something called “prickly heat powder” which doesn’t appear to be available in Japan (not that I didn’t try to explain it in halting Japanese to two pharmacists, pointing to my arms and using the Japanese words for rash (. Soda, baking soda used for cleaning).
Preparing to return | Hungry Bento Box
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An American writer, a professor, and their 9-year-old son travel to Japan. It seems like it’s been forever, but the day has finally come, and we’re packing up our stuff and getting ready to fly back to the US. Today we — slept in! 8211; Prof T. Wow, time flies! It’s hard to believe you guys have been gone that long🙂 Thanks for sharing your trip with us. We are looking forward to hear some stories in person. Have a great trip back home. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Hungry Bento Box | An American writer, a professor, and their 9-year-old son travel to Japan.
An American writer, a professor, and their 9-year-old son travel to Japan. Farewells are always best kept short, especially after midnight. Here are a few home-made haiku, clumsy, but in honor of Basho and Banana Yoshimoto, Lady Murasaki,. Calligraphy), and all the beautiful, quiet arts we were introduced to in Japan…. 1 ) Midnight Snack. Dedicated to Michelle and Doug. Bid a sad farewell. Our tongues betrayed us. Silly wagging East and West. 3) Chisai Inu (Small Dog). Sniff politely, never bark. Most of...
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Thursday, October 15, 2009. What does the hungry bin consist of? Other information: Height- about 50 cm. Radius- about 15 cm. Weight (without solution) about 300 g. Weight (with solution up to recommended level) about 3 kg. The source of inspiration for The Hungry Bin stemmed from the similar problem that we all face in our homes: pests infested dustbins. As the saying goes, a picture says a thousand words, so the following pictures shall do the talking:. Advantages of The Hungry Bin:.
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