I end up having to go over to Hamamatsu a lot these days, so the posts will keep coming. You never know how life is going to turn out.
An old warehouse
A tsunami evacuation tower
You see structures like this all along the coastline.
Chinese trumpet vine
In Japanese it is called nouzenkazura. It is a summer flower. Every year around this time, Yuko Ando’s “Nouzenkatsura” comes to mind.
A pine tree
The water glass at Komeda’s Coffee
A 24-hour unstaffed gyoza shop
Gyoza is famous in Hamamatsu, so I suppose that is why places like this exist.
Sky
Sky
Garlic shrimp
I had it on a camping trip.
Evening
The fireworks festival
The end of the fireworks
There are huge crowds, but the stalls all pack up at nine, so even queueing up does not guarantee you get anything to eat.
Glenmorangie BACALTA
It is a Madeira cask and it is on the sweet side. Very easy to drink. It is a limited edition, though, so it is not easy to get hold of…
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