Nostalgia Trip.
Also known as IKEA!
Me and Viktoria got a sudden urge to see the blue and yellow flag. To lie on soft sofas and beds. And especially to eat Swedish meatballs. So we went to IKEA. It's like a small Sweden abroad.
We took the train from Shichijo-dōri to Namba where they have the IKEA-buses. They are free of charge and take you straight to the IKEA warehouse's front door, haha.
Viktoria is inspecting IKEA Japan's sofas. This one is approved by her!
It is also funny how all the Japanese people would stare at us whenever we tried out furniture. As if we were live IKEA commercial or something.
I definitely approve of this bed! It was actually difficult to get out of it because it was so comfortable. I haven't lied that comfortable since I came here.
Viktoria is looming!
Apparantly they sell this kind of stuff to the kids. Is it only us that find something odd about that? This fox looks like a total drunk! Or like... high.
Also found these gorgeous hats. I didn't, like, buy it though. I thought it was waaay to refined for my wardrobe.
Look how excited Viktoria got just by seeing pictures of Swedish food. Haha.
All the Japanese people stared at me when we took this picture...
This dish sounds so wrong translated into English, haha. The real name is "Janssons Frestelse" and actually kind of means the same thing. But it sounds much dirtier in English.
This is the real reason to why we went to IKEA!
Me and Viktoria got a sudden urge to see the blue and yellow flag. To lie on soft sofas and beds. And especially to eat Swedish meatballs. So we went to IKEA. It's like a small Sweden abroad.
We took the train from Shichijo-dōri to Namba where they have the IKEA-buses. They are free of charge and take you straight to the IKEA warehouse's front door, haha.
Viktoria is inspecting IKEA Japan's sofas. This one is approved by her!
It is also funny how all the Japanese people would stare at us whenever we tried out furniture. As if we were live IKEA commercial or something.
I definitely approve of this bed! It was actually difficult to get out of it because it was so comfortable. I haven't lied that comfortable since I came here.
Viktoria is looming!
Apparantly they sell this kind of stuff to the kids. Is it only us that find something odd about that? This fox looks like a total drunk! Or like... high.
Also found these gorgeous hats. I didn't, like, buy it though. I thought it was waaay to refined for my wardrobe.
Look how excited Viktoria got just by seeing pictures of Swedish food. Haha.
All the Japanese people stared at me when we took this picture...
This dish sounds so wrong translated into English, haha. The real name is "Janssons Frestelse" and actually kind of means the same thing. But it sounds much dirtier in English.
This is the real reason to why we went to IKEA!