Fruits in the World -#1 Senbikiya (Tokyo, Japan)
Hello? This is Froggie, or Kodaiko, 4 years and 8 + 6 days old. We family have been a bit busy to take care of Grandmah who sprained her right ankle and got a raspberry on her left knee while walking in the Dish on Sunday. A raspberry??? Hmm, sounds so fruity. But actually, it seems very painful. Poor Grandmah. It's okay, she has to study either way, so she can just sit at the desk! Keekeekee.
Dad enjoying Tokyo view at Prof. Naomi's place
So, today I would like to write about my trip to Japan and about my experience with its fruits. Yea yea, I got so many eager requests to write about Japan. As a responsible CFO, I will report the fruits market in Japan in a few future entries.
Goofy me in front of Senbikiya
On December 27, the whole family visited this historical fruits store since 1834. I was getting a little nervous in front of such an Establishment of Japanese fruits market. After all, I'm just a peasant who simply loves good fruits! Well, but at the same time, I am a CFO of FG's Foods. I am responsible for learning more about good fruits in the world. Prof. Naomi, my adviser, accompanied me and encouraged me. So I was fine.
Me and watermelons at Senbikiya
Next time, I will write about my first experience of $42-watermelon. Huh? Did I buy it? Well... I'll tell you later...
Fruits,
-FG
Dad enjoying Tokyo view at Prof. Naomi's placeSo, today I would like to write about my trip to Japan and about my experience with its fruits. Yea yea, I got so many eager requests to write about Japan. As a responsible CFO, I will report the fruits market in Japan in a few future entries.
Goofy me in front of SenbikiyaOn December 27, the whole family visited this historical fruits store since 1834. I was getting a little nervous in front of such an Establishment of Japanese fruits market. After all, I'm just a peasant who simply loves good fruits! Well, but at the same time, I am a CFO of FG's Foods. I am responsible for learning more about good fruits in the world. Prof. Naomi, my adviser, accompanied me and encouraged me. So I was fine.
Me and watermelons at SenbikiyaSome of the readers of this blog would know that I started my fruits career as a watermelon seller at beach. I sold them at 5 cents. Watermelons have been always so special to me —they bring back my original fruit-spirit. So, I was very interested in Senbikiya's watermelon. ... WOW. ¥4,200 per watermelon!!! That is roughly about $42. Hmmmmm....... I want to taste it!!! But how? Should I buy it? Okay, I'll go ask Prof. Naomi and family...
Next time, I will write about my first experience of $42-watermelon. Huh? Did I buy it? Well... I'll tell you later...
Fruits,
-FG
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