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Hive Cafe

Hive Cafe

My friend held their birthday party at Hive Cafe in Iidabashi. It is a cafe managed by the well-known bakery Boulangerie A in Hanzoumon, and fresh baked bread is brought in twice a day.
Aside from things like pizza and spaghetti, there is also a plentiful assortment of wines to choose from.

Hive Cafe

Hive Cafe

Hive Cafe

The spinach gnocchi was particularly delicious!
And the fresh made bread was so good I felt like I could eat it forever.

Hive Cafe

The interior is decorated with exquisite furniture and is very comfortable.

Hibe cafe
boulangerie a

Lunch at Ginza Aster in Shinjuku

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I had a special lunch course at Ginza Aster in Shinjuku with my friend.
The Ginza Aster is a very famous fancy Chinese restaurant in Japan.

Lunch at Ginza Aster in Shinjuku_3

The course was started with the appetizer, stir-fried chicken with some vegetables, stir-fried white fish with some root vegetables, braised pork belly, noodles and almond jelly with fruits for dessert.

Lunch at Ginza Aster in Shinjuku_4

I really enjoyed the Chinese foods that were very good and not greasy.

Ginza Aster (Japanese)

Komeda’s Coffee

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Komeda’s Coffee is a chain company of coffee shops, but they are very famous of “Shironoir”.
Soft serve is on hot danish pastry. Simple and kinda nostalgic sweets!

komeda's coffee_2

My friend ordered “Cream soda”, the vivid green soda reminds us when
we were children!

Komeda’s Coffee (Japanese)

RAINBOW kitchen

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I had good lunch time at RAINBOW kitchen at Shimokitazawa.
All of the foods are handmade, using organic ingredients.

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It’s comfortable when we eat and drink slowly sitting on legless chairs.

RAINBOW kitchen (Japanese)

Wish you a very Happy New Year 2012:

Wish you a very Happy New Year 2012:

Happy New Year to all and may 2012 bring you joy and peace.
Also, may 2012 be a safe year for you and your family.

We truly appreciate your great consideration for us.
And, we are looking forward to your continued support.

Wish you a very Happy New Year 2012:

However, I had ‘Osechi’ that was Japaneses traditional food for New
Year’s with my family on New Year’s Day.

Wish you a very Happy New Year 2012:

Wish you a very Happy New Year 2012:

A lot of kinds of foods that have special meanings associated with good luck are filled in boxes.
The ‘Osechi’ that I got was from Oshima. I ordered it at Matsuya department store.

Oshima (Japanese)
Osechi (Wikipedia)
Matsuya-GINZA (Japanese)

Pates de Fruits ‘Fruits Gelifier’ from Isetan

Pates de Fruits 'Fruits Gelifier' from Isetan 1

My friend gave me beautiful and colorful Pates de Fruits, ‘Fruits Gelifier’ from Isetan.

Pates de Fruits 'Fruits Gelifier' from Isetan 2

Pates de Fruits 'Fruits Gelifier' from Isetan 3

Pates de Fruits is an European traditional confiserie, however the ‘Fruits Gelifier’ has a slightly sticky texture that is adapted to the Japanese plate.

Isetan (Japanese)
FRUITS GELIFIER (Japanese)

Jitokko

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Jitokko serves good dishes using chickens named Jitokko and fresh
vegitables from Miyazaki, Kyushu.

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My friend and I had chicken hot-pot.
I forgot taking pics when it was ready! Because it was so good!

Jitokko (Japanese)

Buche de Noel from Mariage Freres

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My family and I had a Christmas cake, Buche de Noel from Mariage Freres at Matsuya-Ginza department store. It is their limited special cake for Christmas.

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It looks very gorgeous, and it is glittered in colorful berries. And, its
original flavored tea, Esprit de Noel is used in the cream.

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The cake had very rich taste with fragrant berries and the special tea. Also, a pack of the Esprit de Noel tea leaves comes with the cake.

MARIAGE FRERES (Japanese)

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