When is a pear not a pear?
Good question!
But the answer is simple: when it’s a Japanese nashi.
Next question: What is a Japanese nashi?
The answer is simple: it’s a Japanese pear, so deal with it, sister!
Oooh, and …
See, visit, work, live, play in the Kansai / Kinki region of Japan
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Archive for: September 2007September 29, 2007 September 21, 2007 New wave riceballs
The times they are a-changin’… Besides being old enough to know better…and the vague name of Bob Dylan, I remember a time in Japan when you could call a riceball a riceball, in … September 16, 2007 You’ve been squid ink’d!To celebrate my friend Teppei’s boythday (incidentally not from Brooklyn, but I love the accent!), we all trundled off to a little (or I should say BIG?) gem of a restaurant in Umeda’s Chayamachi called Cafe La Boheme. … September 11, 2007 The precision of Japanese precision
Everything in its right place. And that’s never a bad thing in my books. I’ve got Germanic blood in me, for crying … September 10, 2007 All hail HEP 5!
Kyoto speaks of mystical temples, Kobe has its quaint finesse…while Osaka is just, well, no-bones Osaka, really. Never really been a city to write home … |
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