Sending Paintings to Japan
I went to the USPS to send packages. These were quite big and Heavy. The USPS clerk was a business like person. Therefore, I had to rush to write an invoice. One of the packages was sent to an acquaintance who lives in Seattle because the paintings contained cannabis so it couldn’t enter Japan. I spent around $350 on them. It was ridiculously expensive. I don’t want to continue painting anymore. After that, I went to Mitsuwa Japanese supermarket for the first time in a long time. I got natto, tofu, boiled octopus and so on. I paid about $50 for them. I had kakiage bowl and hiyashi chuka for dinner. It was not so tasty.
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- Sending Paintings to Japan Therefore, I had to rush to write an invoice. One of the package was sent to an acquaitance who live in Seattle because the paintings were contained cannabis so it couldn't enter to Japan. I spent around 350 on them. It was redicurous expensive. I don't want to continue painting anymore. After that, I went to Mitsuwa japanese supermarket for a long. I got natto, tofu, boiled octopus and so on. I paid about $50 for them. I had kakiage bowl and hiyashi chuka for dinner. It was not so tasty.
Contemporary artist based in the Netherlands. I’ve learned at an Art College and Culinary Institute. I attempt to connect ART and FOOD.
