Friday, May 28, 2010

japan trip 2010

hi all,
sorry for the long pause. its been almost 6 months since my last post. since then, we went up north to celebrate christmas, new years, zuki and the misses went to japan, i got laid off the day before i went to japan, went to japan and came back, and now looking for work.

you figure with all the free time i have, i should be posting more but zuki keeps me busy (she also likes to type on the keyboard when i'm on the computer, so i can only be on the computer when she's asleep).
here are our pics from our japan trip. since then, we haven't been doing much so i don't have any more recent pics. but here are plenty of pics to keep you occupied.

'i'm gonna poke your eye out'

'not now, i'm on the phone'

everyone loved zuki

big kahuna: 'where's my food?'

zuki loves noodles

'whaaat'

gee gee and zuki
(it took a while for zuki to warm up to gee gee)

zuki crusin' in her anpanman ride

zuki watches a japanese children tv show with these costume characters. when she saw some large stuff toys of them at the mall, she went nuts.
'they look so much taller on tv'

zuki loves sushi. i think half of those plates were hers


our nephew, seiyu, grew attached to me very quickly

everyone loves DVD time

mommy all dolled up

we had to pay someone to help dress up mommy.
that thing is crazy tight

while i was taking pictures, someone got away and started climbing the stairs

sister-in-law's wedding
i don't think that guy was an real pastor.
they had already gotten married at city hall before and this was just a ceremony.

weird thing about the wedding...
after the bride and groom says 'i do', they take a small hammer and hit a nail on this plaque with their name plate on it. i think its supposed be proof that they got married in this chapel (which was inside a hotel).

the groom is a police man, so he came out decked out in a uniform

groom's parents and bride's parents

in-laws

this is zuki's great grandfather. the dude is 96 years old.
he gave a speech that lasted like 30 mins.
no one had the courage to cut him off

zuki's meal looked better than what i got.
she got fried shrimp, fried rice, croquette and french fries.

someone didn't want zuki to leave



we took zuki to the kobe zoo to see some animals

'hey, no telling secrets. is my fly down?'

the lions looked a little bored

'do they really eat bad girls?'

i think the penguins were zuki's favorite

zuki's rice panda lunch

'hey zuki, we came here to see animals. not anpanman'

someone got tired from the zoo

we went to see this 3 story tall robot, gigantor
too bad the gundam is only in tokyo

running around the foot of the robot

zuki cleaning house

what, me? i didn't do it



we went to the museum of nissin, the home of cup-o-noodles

here's the creator of cup-o-noodles
someone doesn't look interested

through its lifetime, nissin produced hundreds of different types
and flavors of cup-o-noodles

...and it all started in 1958 with chicken flavor

milk curry???

cup-o-noodles actually went to space

at the museum, they have a 'create your own cup-o-noodles' factory.
you buy a cup, wash your hands, decorate your cup, pick your ingredients, the cup-o-noodles is assembled and packaged.

buying my cup

washing my hands
(someone doesn't look excited)

decorating my cup

you have 4 soups to chose from (original, seafood, curry, and salt)
and i think you can chose up to 2 extras

picking out my ingredients

the assembly line of noodles

creating my creation

my curry cup-o-noodles with shrimp and egg

sealed...

...and delivered

did you know there is an intentional space below the noodles. this allows the hot water to cook the top ingredients but not overcook the noodles. its all been researched and tested.

at the end of the museum, there's a lunch room where you can eat your 'just made original cup-o-noodles' or you can buy something else...
...like cup-o-noodles?

'no more pics. stoopid TMZ.'

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