The best meal was had in a little backstreet restaurant in Ginza on our first night in Japan. Lots of beeru, sake and unagi (eel) was consumed. Then we went wandering the streets of Ginza to take in the sights, some keeki was bought from a dessert shop and then it was back to the train station to try and navigate back to our hotel with limited Japanese and lots of sake on board.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
A night in Ginza
The best meal was had in a little backstreet restaurant in Ginza on our first night in Japan. Lots of beeru, sake and unagi (eel) was consumed. Then we went wandering the streets of Ginza to take in the sights, some keeki was bought from a dessert shop and then it was back to the train station to try and navigate back to our hotel with limited Japanese and lots of sake on board.
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2 comments:
Wow! You speakie Japanese now: Beeru, keeki. Good stuff.
Allan
Hi, Jill and the Rotary Japanese Team. . . Ginza has more lights than Hawthorn on Saturday night after a very fluky premiership win!!! Cheers from Kev and Wendy.
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