Our last night in Kanazawa, we made a quick stop to a local sushi joint well know for good quality/price ratio. And extra bonus: not only is there a conveyor belt, but there is an express delivery train too 🙂
Recorded July 30, 2013 in Kanazawa, Japan. Way to go Teo!
Kai and I decided to go to the gardens next to the Imperial Palace after school. Even though rain threatened, we ventured on and were able to make it to the ice cream kiosk seconds before they closed.
At one of the larger malls in the area, they have a kids play area on the 3rd floor called US Island. It is certainly a paradise for Kai — there is a giant indoor jungle gym and ball pit, and lots of classic games which are free to play. Even pop pop would have enjoyed the classic air hockey which Kai played like a regular.
It turns out that there are a lot of bakeries in Kanazawa. Â A lot of really good bakeries. Â Will do our best to search out the sublime, but there are the constraints of time and the physical toll of intense morning carbs (but hey, I’m on holidays right). Â Today was Donq, where I had a curry bun with soft boiled egg inside (how they got it perfectly done inside a doughnut shell, I’ll never be able to fathom). Â Kai is growing up fast. Â He picked both his targets (a cheese flatbread and a sweet bean doughnut) and knocked them down without much help from papa, even though I was begging for some of that tasty looking doughnut.
At the James Turrell installation at the 21st Century Museum of Art in Kanazawa
