I drank some Calpico, ate some pocky and picked apart some strange green bean paste bread that I thought came from Korea or China but the package said Japan.

Just some rice crackers. going to a Restaurant tomorrow.
:9

they have pocky for men now, comes in a green box.

but its only for the really manly men,...




and those that can afford its Y100something price tag.

I finally got some melon bread after a couple months last Monday.

It was delicious~

Food!
 

Advertisements for foods in Japan can be VERY enticing, misleading, natural, and at other times, they can make you feel like ET;) (and weird)

that f cup pudding is priceless!

I cooked a beast of a feast last night. We had baked field mushrooms in miso dressing, roast sweet potato, edamame, agedofu (fried tofu, but i added some interesting bits), gyoza and home-made wakame miso soup. :) And rice of course.

Then fruit platter for afters. >.>; In retrospect should have taken photos, but it was very good.

I ate una-don for the first time on Saturday, in the Toku restaurant in London (next to Japan Centre)... it was very good indeed!
Sorry Columbine, I was thinking of going to that Okonomiyaki restaurant you mentioned, but I'm saving that meal for my next trip to London in October... not long to wait!
Oh, while I'm on the subject of food... wasabi peas! Wow... I'll say no more for now :)

What is "I-Ka"? It's hard to tell; Thai people make foreign foods so poorly, the name is all that lets me know where it is supposed to come from. But I think there's a bit of "Japanese food" floating around here.