Bento Cooking and Drinking
I cooked a bento as my monthly artwork. I chose grilled eel as the main dish. I went to the cafe Yamaneko. A customer was playing his guitar, and he was quite skilled. I visited the bar Nagomi and later moved to the bar Michi. There were a lot of customers, and I finally met Michi Hiroshi-san, a local professional singer. I had small sea whelks. Interestingly, they gave me a sewing pin to scoop them out. I sang “Odoriko” by Vaundy. I met Waka-san, who had recently started a reemployment job. He gave me a cigarette. I was supposed to return home, but I did not feel like doing so, so I visited the bar Ajia-tei. I talked with the bar owner. I had not known his name before, but he finally told me—it is Hiroyuki Oki. I fell asleep around 1:30 am.
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- Bento Cooking And Drinking I cooked a bento as my monthy artwork. I chose the maindish for grilled-eel. I went to the cafe Yamaneko. A customer played his guitar. His skill was nice. I visited the bar Nagomi. I moved to the bar Michi. There were a lot of customers. I finally met Michi Hiroshi san who is a local professional singer. I had small sea whelk. Interestingly, they gave me a sewing pin to eat to scoop out the whelk. I sang a song Vaundy "Odoriko". I met Waka-san who started reemployment job. I got a cigarrett by him. I supposed to return my home but I did not want to do that so I visited the bar Ajia-tei. I talked with the bar owner. I have not known his name but finally he told me the name. His name is Oki Hiroyuki. I fell asleep around 1:30 am.
Contemporary artist based in the Netherlands. I’ve learned at an Art College and Culinary Institute. I attempt to connect ART and FOOD.
