Bringing a Gift to the Yakitori Bar
I attended an English class. It was not very useful. Actually, the owner of the class dislikes me, so the curriculum has become worse than before. There used to be a competent female teacher, but these days she is no longer in charge of my class. Maybe her teaching fee is higher than that of the other American teacher, which could be the reason. I visited the yakitori bar Torimasa for the first time in over half a year. I gave them a gift from Holland. It consisted of chia seeds, canned liver pate, and a small bottle of Jagermeister. The bar owner asked me where I got my hair cut. He has the same concern about hair thinning due to aging. I shared with him a reference photo I use at the barbershop to show how I want my hair cut. After returning to my hometown, I visited the karaoke bar Michi. I talked with an older man who lives in Nishi-Hiroshima. He left soon after, and then I talked with the bar owner for over an hour. I moved to another bar, Ajia-tei. The bar owner talked a lot more than usual. I ordered fried noodles. It was my first time, and I regretted ordering such a heavy dish. He gave me homemade pudding for free. I do not like sweets, but it was tasty. He told me how to cook pork trotters. When he lived in Onomichi, he went to a barbecue restaurant. He loves pork trotters, but the owner of the restaurant was not a good cook, so they tasted like plastic. We laughed a lot. When I left the bar, I realized I had lost my hat. I retraced my steps to look for it, but I could not find it. Where did I drop it? I fell asleep just after 1 am.
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- Gave A Gift To The Yakitori Bar I attended an English class. It was not so useful. Actually, the english class owner dislike me so the curruicuram was worse than before. There was an efficient woman teacher but these days, she does not charge to my class. Maybe, her teaching cost is higher than another American teacher, that's why. I visited the yakitori bar Torimasa for the first time since over half a year. I gave them a gift from Holland. It was consisted chia seed, canned lever pate, and a small bottle of Jagermeister. The bar owner asked me where I cut my hair. He had the same worring like hair thinning due to aging. I shared the photo of haircut image with him. I came back to my home town and I visited the Karaoke bar Michi. I talked with an elder person who lives sain Nishi-Hiroshima. He left there soon and then I talked with the bar owner for over an hour. I moved to the bar Ajia-tei. The bar owner talked a lot unusually. I ordered frid noodles. It was the first time so I regret why I ordered such a heavy food. He gave me hand-made pudding for free. I do not like sweets but it was tasty. He told me how to cook pork trotters. When he was live in Onomichi, he went to a BBQ restaurant. He loves pork trotters but the restaurant owner was not good chef and then it was like a plastic. We were laughing a lot. When I was leaving the bar, I found that I lost my hut. I retrace the path to search my hut but I could not find. Where was I dropped it? fell asleep just after 1 am.
Contemporary artist based in the Netherlands. I’ve learned at an Art College and Culinary Institute. I attempt to connect ART and FOOD.
