Too Many Kansai Pictures, Part Second!
I spent day two in Kobe with my old friends Muyan and Mike. A more perfect day cannot be imagined.
The weather was clear and the sky was blue.
We stumbled upon the Kobe German Beer Festival, complete with pretzels, accordions, and happy people drinking delicious beer.
The festival was in Harborland.
We stepped into a bakery so Michael could buy cute buns for his 2.5 year old daughter.
Then we went to Chinatown for lunch, street food, and souvenirs.
Then a walk through Sannomiya.
I took pictures of things one could buy in Sannomiya.
Muyan and I walked up into posh Kitano. I snagged a picture of Kujira No Andy from the outside.
We went into Nishimura Coffee.
I had tea.
Then shopping at Tokyu Hands. This is a B-Side sticker. They're all the rage. I was looking for a blue sticker for my blue car. Maybe not this one, though. Not in Dubai.
They offer TP you can read. Well, maybe not you; some people can read it.
After dark, I went to the Sone jazz club, where I floated away on some really heartfelt tunes.
The weather was clear and the sky was blue.
We stumbled upon the Kobe German Beer Festival, complete with pretzels, accordions, and happy people drinking delicious beer.
The festival was in Harborland.
We stepped into a bakery so Michael could buy cute buns for his 2.5 year old daughter.
Then we went to Chinatown for lunch, street food, and souvenirs.
Then a walk through Sannomiya.
I took pictures of things one could buy in Sannomiya.
Muyan and I walked up into posh Kitano. I snagged a picture of Kujira No Andy from the outside.
We went into Nishimura Coffee.
I had tea.
Then shopping at Tokyu Hands. This is a B-Side sticker. They're all the rage. I was looking for a blue sticker for my blue car. Maybe not this one, though. Not in Dubai.
They offer TP you can read. Well, maybe not you; some people can read it.
After dark, I went to the Sone jazz club, where I floated away on some really heartfelt tunes.