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A day without drinking...
The sake in this cute bottle had been aged. Its taste was similar to Shaoxing rice wine. I enjoyed it warmed at Isego-honten. A nibble was potato salad mixed with mountain jelly vegetable and "heshiko". Heshiko is salted mackerel in rice-bran paste. I love this combination.
“The portland craft brewing festival” was held at the three pubs in the neighborhood. One of my friends used to work on importing and selling beer brewed in Oregon. At that time, I knew the several micro breweries in Portland. During the festival, some kinds of beer brewed by them were on tap and those brewery names reminded me of the friend.
The Rakanjigawa stream is the very first stream culvert I walked along. Today, I returned to the stream. The stream culvert trail began at the confluence of the Meguro river and the Rakanjigawa stream. I headed for the husk of the headwaters along the stream. There was a little spring and a very big river wall along the stream. The path on the stream often became very narrow. The narrow zigzagging old path had surprised me the first time I found it. I had never known there was such a path in Meguro. The trail ended in an area, in which there had been the Meguro racecourse. There were now just houses. Suddenly, I wanted to drink beer. I left there thinking of the phantom, though it was really there, racetrack. I went to the Irish pub Seamus O'hara and had beer.
When I got of a train at Yoyogi -uehara station I remembered that I had been there before. I had gone there to join my colleague’s funeral. I had seen another senior colleague who had been looking after me several years ago. However I had not talked to him at that time. I was headed for the west area where the stream culvert trail began. Soon after that I found a nice pub. It served craft beer which was brewed by the Swanlake brewery. I could not resist stopping for a beer. However, I forsook another glass of beer in order to find the starting point of the stream. In this text, “stream culvert” means an active stream culvert, an ex-stream diverted to a sewage or just a stream husk. In Tokyo, there are people that are really into the stream culvert trail. This trail was along the Uda-gawa stream, which flows from the west of Shibuya to the center. I started looking for a spring water, in which the stream culvert trail began. At first I easily thought that there might be the spring in a park since I had seen many ponds in many parks. However, I could not find it. At last, I found out that it could be in the National Institute of Technology and Evaluation but I could not find it. Because so many trees made the area dark and something was rustling. Something…might be a cat, I thought. That was so scary that I left for the stream culvert trail without stepping into the starting point of the trail. Everyone thinks nobody is scared by a cat. Here am I! After going downhill for the station, I came across a zigzag road with several short poles. The short poles are used to prevent cars from entering are sometimes typical signs for stream culverts. I was very exited! I always do the culvert trail with the book “Tokyo ankyo sanpo”. “Ankyo sanpo” means a stream culvert trail. This book shows many maps of culvert stream trails but they are, probably on purpose, very rough. So, I am always half in doubt, whether the trail route is right, during the culvert stream trail. So, when I find a sign for a stream culvert, I am so happy and relieved. The latter half of the trail was along the Uda-gawa stream promenade. It was already dark. I saw a light in a house. It was the Fuglen Tokyo, which was a nice coffee shop. I dropped in and had a cup of coffee. After getting to the Shotou area I often saw some bars and izakaya pubs. There had been a bar along the promenade. The bar name was Kukai 公界. I had gone there with my mother after seeing a movie. Now it’s gone…
Last Sunday I met another lovely Loco Moco! An article on the internet told me that there is a nice Loco Moco in Shibuya. The writer came from Hawaii, loves Loco Moco and writes articles about Loco Moco in Japanese with a few funny expressions. I also love Loco Moco and write texts about Loco Moco in English with quite a few funny expressions...
This is a great Loco Moco! I have met the Loco Moco last Sunday. It was my first time. To tell the truth, I had some Loco Moco, at least they were so called, several times in the past, at our company cafeteria and a fishy Hawaiian cafe. The bad memories kept me from having a Loco Moco even in Hawaii. However, I found that they were not the Loco Moco but something like that. I can not remember them anymore but I can absolutely say that I love Loco Moco
These are the beer that I drank last Friday in the Wailele and the Yodakinpo.
I went to Hawaii, Oahu island to join the congress in December 2015. The schedule was very busy. I was in the session room from morning till night. Drinking beer, it was all I did in my spare time.
I had wondered if oyster and beer could not go well together for long. I have knew that it did not matter. I drank a lot of good beer and ate fabulous oysters. Those made me drank and happy.
These are fabulous foods and sake which I ate and drank with my friend. Slices of deep fried lotus root stuffed with mustard, roe of sea bream, koppegani crab, eggplant and herring stew, and rice porridge.
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Some beer which I drank in this early summer.
Every Single Time!
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Day 8 in UK 2015/5/7. I got a awful mail from my boss. It said that “I have NOT yet got a research paper from you”. No wonder he hadn’t yet, cause I had NOT yet finished the paper. I wrote and wrote until the morning. I sent my boss an e-mail attached with my research paper in the 30 minutes before checking out of the hotel. In the last minutes before the flight from London to München, I got a mail from my boss again, which told me that he got my paper. And before the flight to Tokyo, Haneda, in München, I got the third mail from my boss informing me that he had sent the revised paper to me…After replying to my boss, we drank beer, nonetheless.
Day 7 in UK 2015/5/6. We had English breakfast near the hotel for the first time in a year. I went to Crown Passage and drank Saint Austell Tribute again at The Red Lion. In the same way as I drank that beer before in another pub, I wrote the paper in the pub. We met up at the Coach and Horses which has a secret tea room in the first floor. We had cream tea there. In the evening, We met up with a friend at French House. We drank beer in a pub and had a silly conversation and enjoyed our last night in London. But, at Midnight…
Day 6 in UK 2015/5/5. We went to Greenwich by the Thames Clipper. We drank beer in The Greenwich Union and ate fish and chips. We Climb up the heath to the Royal Observation Greenwich. After that, We headed over to the Thames Barrier and did the Thames Trail. Before riding on the return of the Thames Clipper, we enjoyed beer brewed by Meantime which is a brewery in Greenwich. In the evening, we had dinner at St. John Bread and wine. Before going back to the hotel, we dropped in at Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, which is a nice old pub.