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Conbini Monday Wk18

By Shibuya246 · · 1 min read · 6 photos · 7 comments

A fine selection of food to make me feel better
A fine selection of food to make me feel better

After getting a temperature of almost 39c, I decided to send Rilakkuma out to pick up some supplies. Since we have a Typhoon coming in as well, the local convenience store seemed the perfect place to visit, not too far and lots of choices.

Salmon OchazukePhoto dataCameraCanon PowerShot G10Focal length6mmAperturef/2.8Shutter1/20sISO200Taken31 Aug 2009, 12:42
Salmon Ochazuke
Instructions on how to make the ochazuke
Instructions on how to make the Ochazuke
Rilakkuma testing the Ochazuke for mePhoto dataCameraCanon PowerShot G10Focal length6mmAperturef/2.8Shutter1/13sISO200Taken31 Aug 2009, 12:45
Rilakkuma testing the Ochazuke for me
Umeboshi OnigiriPhoto dataCameraCanon PowerShot G10Focal length6mmAperturef/2.8Shutter1/8sISO200Taken31 Aug 2009, 13:38
Umeboshi Onigiri
Hot Lemon with Vitamin C from Calpis
Hot Lemon with Vitamin C from Calpis

All good foods to help me recover from a bad throat.

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  1. Kuroshirohaiiro

    its great to get conbini monday on a sunday night...ah america

  2. shibuya246

    yes, its hard to decide whether to pitch the conbini monday to Japan or US time. I try to get it out after lunch in Japan where possible. :)

  3. Numer0bis

    looks delicious. Especially the Ochazuke. What are those bean - like yellow things on top of the rice.

  4. shibuya246

    Those are あられ, arare、sort of like the stuff that osenbei is made of.

  5. shibuya246

    Those beers look really interesting, but I probably not in the ber drinking mood right now. Thanks for link. :) I didnt know what febrile was either, but figured from the Japanese that was me.

  6. Kelbs

    Ah - those are ochazukes.... i was wondering what those were. Im still learning hiragana here n there, and couldnt recognize the first character. Out of curiosity - do you mix the content of the package with hot tea? or just hot water?

  7. erly

    I have tried that brand of ochazuke in Seattle, they sell it at Uwajimaya. I like the umeboshi flavor!