The Endless Night
I went to an onsen called Hono-yu. I relaxed there and took a nap. Then, I went to a sushi bar called Yatai-zushi. I had only three types of sushi. I moved on to another bar, Nagomi, and just as I was about to go in, I saw a man I knew through the window, so I decided not to go in. Instead, I went to a bar called Ajia-tei. There, I met a woman named Sae-san, who was the manager of the bakery section at Sunlive supermarket. She had moved to Hiroshima from Yamaguchi three months earlier. We ended up talking for more than five hours with the bar owner, Oki-san, also joining us. However, I tried to keep drinking slowly and in moderation. Anyway, I laughed so much. It turned out to be a really fun night. I went to bed around 1:30 am.
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- The Endless Night I went to an Onsen bath called Hono-yu. I enjoyed the time and took a nap. I visited the bar Yatai-zushi. I had only three types of sushi. I moved to the bar Nagomi but I found a man who I knew so I did not enter. I visited the bar Ajia-tei instead. I met a woman, Sae-san who worked at Sunlive supermarket's bread part's manager. She moved to Hiroshima from Yamaguchi three months ago. We ended up talking a lot for over five hours or more including the bar owner Oki-san. However, I tried to keep drinking slowly and moderately. Anyway, I laughed so much. It turned being a fun night. I went to bed around 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.
