well, I have to admit cafes in Japan have something addictive to them :)
but I spend too much of my time in one particular cafe here as well, as a waitress though hahaha ^^
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well, I have to admit cafes in Japan have something addictive to them :)
but I spend too much of my time in one particular cafe here as well, as a waitress though hahaha ^^
The cafes were amazing. I learned Japanese there. I learned how much I loved community too. I lived in the place with the coolest cafes in Tokyo, at least in that time, and each cafe was like a family that was friends with the neighboring cafe families. Ahh 懐かしいなあ
ah I understand :) the first year, there was a cafe near my language school, and I became friends with the owner and some of the regulars, they'd sometimes give me yakisoba which wasn't on the menu ^^ and also introduced me to all sorts of 'weird food' like mochi... I guess I became their pet 外人 ^^;
I had 4 or 5 spots I went to all the time, most of them were closer to my age, but one was run by a 50 year old woman really into jazz music who would burn me a cd every time I came in. She made amazing curry and sometimes wouldn't let me pay. I need to get rich so I can go back!
You aren't Japanese :-O !?
ahahaha, I'm an owner of a Russian passport :) there are a lot of conflicting opinions about where I should be from, but none of them can ever be 100% correct.