Tu_triky wrote:

nice...i think the "food court" is one of the traditional favorites. all children of the earth love takoyaki.

You got that right. It was the longest line for food and most of the people in line were teenagers. It was my first time eating takoyaki, and I must say, it's soooo yummy. I've never seen it served in restaurants before.
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MissMonika wrote:

You got that right. It was the longest line for food and most of the people in line were teenagers. It was my first time eating takoyaki, and I must say, it's soooo yummy. I've never seen it served in restaurants before.

cool...i'm glad you liked it....it's always fun to have novel experiences, especially with regard to food...i won't lie...i've never had takoyaki in the states...just once when i when i went on my trip to japan....it's a favorite snack food in japan (of course)...i believe it's more popular in the Osaka area as opposed to Tokyo....

welps, sounds like it was a highlight for you and your bro.....lucky for you guys ^_^

Tu_triky wrote:

cool...i'm glad you liked it....it's always fun to have novel experiences, especially with regard to food...i won't lie...i've never had takoyaki in the states...just once when i when i went on my trip to japan....it's a favorite snack food in japan (of course)...i believe it's more popular in the Osaka area as opposed to Tokyo.... welps, sounds like it was a highlight for you and your bro.....lucky for you guys ^_^

i remember last year, waiting in line for some food at the Japan expo, i forgot exactly what it was, i think some mochi and tea.....about a 30 min wait...

I almost got some Takoyaki at Mitsuwa today, but decided not to get it from the bento food area of the market.
The Takoyaki that i had in Kyoto, was delicious!....Nishiki Market.

qilver wrote:

The Takoyaki that i had in Kyoto, was delicious!....Nishiki Market.

dood i bet! as i mentioned i think takoyaki is a kansai specialty so i can imagine eating it in Kyoto was a memorable experience.

Tu_triky wrote:

dood i bet! as i mentioned i think takoyaki is a kansai specialty so i can imagine eating it in Kyoto was a memorable experience.

i do recall, that they are larger in size, and so darn fresh..the tako....i forgot the actual price in yen...and if i took photos of it...Nishiki mkt, i hope i can find time to go again next trip.

qilver wrote:

i do recall, that they are larger in size, and so darn fresh..the tako....i forgot the actual price in yen...and if i took photos of it...Nishiki mkt, i hope i can find time to go again next trip.

i can only imagine how delicious it was...given the japanese penchant for good tasting food....i envy what must have been a tasty dining experience.

all things considered, i'm sure it was a fairly inexpensive...but more importantly....it tasted dayem good! those little things, often times, tend to be the most memorable experiences when indulging in the culture of another country.

I did end up going this afternoon, got really fascinated watching this Japanese woman that looked like she was about 130 years old (and she might have been!) doing calligraphy.

tabana wrote:

I vote krim for tail gunner. I found a store called Miyamoto foods. Apparently one, if not the only, Japanese food store in town. I'll try to see what they have in store first.

just get me an old toyota pickup truck and a Ma-Deuce, and we're all set.

gaijin mark wrote:

I did end up going this afternoon, got really fascinated watching this Japanese woman that looked like she was about 130 years old (and she might have been!) doing calligraphy.

130 years old...haha....that's what you call a real obaa-san.

krim wrote:

just get me an old toyota pickup truck and a Ma-Deuce, and we're all set.

Only found a Chevy Avalanche with a smaller caliber.

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tabana wrote:

Only found a Chevy Avalanche with a smaller caliber.

friekin' hilarious

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Here they are. Japan Expo photos.

http://www.super-no1.com/culture/JX2006/index.html

Thank you.
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Wondering if anyone went to this year's Japan Expo this past weekend. And, if so, how did it compare to previous years.

shin2 wrote:

Wondering if anyone went to this year's Japan Expo this past weekend.

I knew there was something I forgot to do!!!

I woulda thought Super No. 1 would've went: he want last year and the year before, I think...

bmwracer wrote:

I woulda thought Super No. 1 would've went: he want last year and the year before, I think...

I didn't go this year. I'm a USC alumnus and there was a little football game that I was interested in watching on Saturday. I needed Sunday to take care of all the stuff I didn't get done on Saturday.
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Super No. 1 wrote:

I'm a USC alumnus and there was a little football game that I was interested in watching on Saturday.

Did you guys really think you were going to lose to us, er, UCLA, two years in a row.... Especially with a duct tape and bailing wire crew at QB?

There's talk of Norm Chow being the head coach... That would be ironic.

For those that believe in planning WAY ahead, Japan Expo 2020 in October: http://www.jpexpousa.com/