The finished product looked nothing like yakiniku, despite the slices of beef it contained. Then put it in the microwave for five minutes. Inside was a billowing plastic bag filled with what looked like noodles and vegetables. She started with “Yakiniku”, which cost 4.25 euros (613 yen/US$4.47). What was that about? Ikuna couldn’t help but wonder, so she bought a box each of three different varieties to see what they actually looked like and tasted like on the inside.
The “Yakiniku” box–which should have shown slices of flame-grilled meat, with maybe some rice on the side–clearly had a picture of yakisoba, or stir-fried noodles, and the “Teppanyaki” box–which should have looked like flat-grilled meat and vegetables, looked like fried rice. Though they had Japanese names of real Japanese foods, the pictures didn’t match the names at all. She found hers in France.īut there was something funny about these frozen meals. Our Japanese-language reporter and world traveler Ikuna Kamezawa has frequently seen their gyoza while traveling, but she’s also found a selection of Ajinomoto foods that came in stylish black boxes, including “Yakiniku” and “Teppanyaki.” Ikuna says these weren’t very hard to find if you check in a large supermarket or an Asian market, you’d probably be able to find them throughout Europe. However, inside the editorial department is quiet.Ajinomoto is a top brand of frozen food in Japan, and it’s also sold in various countries across Europe. “Next year, I’ll wear en clouge and go outside Shinjuku 2-chome.” However, it seems I still wasn’t quite ready. Shinjuku 2-chome kindly received a girl in her 30s who wore a lock. Nakazawa “Isn’t it useless while you have such a stiff expression?”Īctually… while I was filming, people walking by were staring at my face with expressions like, “What kind of filming? No way… a celebrity!?” Putting the unrolled clothes aside, the embarrassment was unbearable.
Nakazawa “Good, good! Let’s pinch those ears!” Master Nakazawa, who omitted pose and capture instructions again this year. Just say, “Goodness abounds” Shinjuku 2-chome at duskI jumped out!īefore I know it, cameraman and maestro Nakazawa, who belongs to this site, has also appeared, but don’t worry about the details. At first glance, you can’t tell it’s trespassing!There must be many people who say, “This shyness is very interesting, isn’t it”!!!! The skirt is too short, and depending on the angle, it “”””””. That said, here are the results of wearing it. ・ That man appeared for the first time in a year “A striped mini skirt that little and young girls should wear.” They are both cute, but I don’t have the courage to use them every day…! Randomly picked a checkered apron dress that a petite young woman should wear… It’s cute, but the thought of wearing it makes me shudder.Īn outfit that a child with a distinctly small body should wear……
The outerwear comes with ear hoods, which makes it more difficult than last year. Yes, there is black here~~~!!!The bag itself is so cute! The 2023 trespass lucky bag (¥17,600 including tax) includes “outer clothing, a one-piece outfit, a long T-shirt, and two random items.” However, the color cannot be chosen, and it seems that either “black” or “pink” will be introduced. (* Shinjuku 2-chome = our office location) ・ Cute Mechanko! By the way, when I tried the Enclouge lucky bag for the first time last year, “You can wear it as long as you don’t leave Shinjuku 2-chome.”That’s the conclusion I came to… but is it ok if it’s in 2-chome? I’ve tried! So, I would like you to stop sending me complaints like “Why isn’t that allowed!?” I would also like to assure you that it is true. As long as it’s clothing, everyone has the right to wear it.
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