Snacks
Cookies, crackers, chips – Japan’s convenience stores are filled with great tasting, albeit strangely named, snacks. Only problem is just when you think you have found the perfect snack, they take it off of the market.
That’s what she said…
Photo courtesy of Michael Truscott.
Photo of a custard omiyage snack from Japan.
Hanjyuku means ‘half-cooked’ or soft boiled.
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High Quality Nuts
Especially after a long jog….
Photo courtesy of Connie and Chris.
Originally posted 2003.7.10
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Delicious Sandwich
Who knew that wind and meadows tastes a lot like chicken salad…
Photo courtesy of Ann Dohm.
Sandwich wrapper bought at train station in Japan.
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We’re just not that close
I can’t miss you if you won’t go away…
Photo courtesy of Mackenzie Marcotte.
Gift cookies found at Narita Airport, Japan.
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Can be used as a floatation device
Think of it as a doughnut…
Photo courtesy of M.S.
Found in Japan.
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