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Saturday, January 28, 2006
So Happy Now...
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About Me
- obachan
- Muroto, Kochi, Japan
- "OBACHAN" means a "middle-aged woman" or "aunty" in Japanese. .*************************. Having moved back to my hometown in April 2009, I live in one of the desperately underpopulated areas in Japan now. Let me share my life in a real countryside with aging parents living in the same house. And here in Muroto -- the place where I chose to live -- you can hear the heartbeat of the Earth! ;)
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16 comments:
Have a great time.. Obachan..!!
Hi Obachan,
It is a bliss to be dressed in kimono and be in a traditional ceremony. Not many people have such opportunity. Hope it will become one of your cherished memories. Come back apiece and tell us your story.
Mmm, that looks great! Your egg is cooked perfectly- I always manage to overcook mine.
I hope you manage to take some pictures at the tea ceremony, and post them after you've recovered from your weekend.
Good luck!
New fridge, clean kitchen & good food... well, good for you, Obachan. Enjoy your weekend & best of luck with the izakaya work tomorrow!
wow, that looks like MAJOR comfort food. isn't it amazing how we take our snazzy appliances (fridges, indoor plumbing, etcl) for granted until they go on the fritz. and just think that our grandmas probably grew up without this stuff!
Have a nice weekend and please take same pictures! It would be great!
good Luck with your tea ceremony and forget about work ....ush that reminds me that i have to brave the storm wind and drive 33 km through that to serve probably noone.....
garance
Obachan;
Nabeyaki udon looks wonderful...nice clean kitchen, new fridge and a tea ceremony this weekend...bliss....looking forward to the photos...
Hi Obachan,
Have a nice and peaceful weekend at your parents!
I'm looking forward to seeing tea ceremony pictures (if you take any) and especially photos of the delicate food which is served with the tea! Please do take pictures of the special tea ceremony bowls; I love the way Japanese pottery looks!...
Hi Obachan! I hope you've survived your weekend. I'm about to have three days of nothing but running around, so I know how you felt going into that!
I find that being so busy makes it easier to enjoy the little bit of free time I do have, so that I am happy just eating something simple and relaxing with a book or a TV show!
Wow this looks so great.
I am SO sorry I accidentally added an extra "a" to your name?!?!?! Thanks for pointing that out to me. I hope i didn't insult you- it was just a complete oversight on my part:(
Anyway, thanks!
Konnichi wa, Obachan!
I got to your blog through a link from the Cooking in Japan blog.
Your posts are very amusing! I hope you like your new refrigerator. :)
I am working on a Japanese-themed menu for a small gathering of around 20 friends. I was wondering whether you could suggest any traditional Japanese desserts that are yasashii-easy to prepare.
Arigato!
Thanks guys. I survived! :D
Mama Bok
Well, you’ll see what kind of time I had. ;)
kelken
Thanks but I’m not sure if I can call it one of my cherished memories.
Amy
Thanks. I forgot to try chingensai in nabeyaki udon this time.
Sorry, I couldn’t take photos of our tea-ceremony booth.
skyjuice7
The izakaya work was terrible! :O
rae
I agree. Maybe those appliances break down once in a while to teach us something. But I hope they don’t do that one after another!
Karen
Sorry. I managed to take some shots of other booths at the same event, but not our tea ceremony booth.
Garance
I hope your drive wasn’t too terrible.
carlyn
I’m going to upload some food photos from the event, but unfortunately not our tea ceremony…
Rosa
Unfortunately it wasn’t peaceful. Sorry I couldn’t take tea ceremony pictures this weekend.
But I can get some photos of tea bowls from my mom, so I’ll post them someday in the future.
Jen
Thanks. I did. :) Hope you survive your three days, too.
Tokyoastrogirl
No you didn’t insult me. Don’t worry about that. :)
katimugambalon
Welcome to my blog :D
Mmmmm… Easy Japanese desserts? Let me think…
Obachan, who doesn't want Nabeyaki Udon in a dark, cold night... looks so yummy! Looking forward to seeing gorgeous pictures from the tea ceremony :)
Hope you enjoy nabeyaki udon over there once in a while.
Sorry, I couldn't take photos of the tea ceremony...
Thanks! It really changed my life.
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