Tag: <span>japan</span>

Cerezo: A Home Win

Cerezo’s home record going into this game was: W 1 D 1 L 3 GF 2 GA 4. Not the greatest but the losses were all quite tight in terms …


Onigiri

Onigiri, or rice balls, a staple food in Japan. They can be bought in a variety of flavours in all convenience stores. I moved schools at the start of April …


Mint Chocolate Season

It’s Mint Choc season in Japan.

I know that sounds a bit strange but it’s how they do things over here. The Japanese are very into there seasonal stuff. Special …


A New Era

May marks the start of the Reiwa (or 令和) era in Japan. A new era starts each time a new Emperor comes to the throne. The last Emperor (his era …


The Cakes of Japan

I had this cinnamon roll in a coffee shop in Hiroshima. It was quite fluffy. Nice.


The Cakes of Japan

I received this from a colleague. I was called a Monaca. It is two wafers and some red bean paste in between. Everything was separate and you had to construct …


Matcha

Japanese green tea is used in a lot of drinks and pastries. I’m not a big fan of the tea ceremony and such like. It all seems a bit bourgeois …


Tama the Station Master Cat

The highlight of the trip to Wakayama was visiting the Wakayama Electric Railway company.

This company operates a small line between Wakayama and Kishi that is notable in that it …


The Cakes of Japan

I bought this on the way to the football. It’s a Sakura Danish Pastry which is kind of appropriate given I was going to see Cerezo play. The Sakura part …


Cerezo vs San Frecce

The second league game of the season wasn’t in front of a full house. I was quite a nice day but you can see from this picture that the turn …