I think a quietly run café is wonderful. A break in a cramped café where the next seat is just a few centimeters away only makes you feel more tired.
I tried using the NEX7’s miniature mode. Distance is a disadvantage…
Still, Harajuku sure is crowded.
A flea market was being held in Yoyogi Park.
The true essence of “no claims, no returns” exists here.
With used items sold between individuals (auctions and such), subjective views on the product can differ. The advantage is that you can buy them at reasonable prices, including the risk that differs from buying at a store.
If someone is intentionally selling defective goods, that’s a problem. But you should keep in mind that sometimes you end up with a lemon due to lack of awareness or confirmation. I think you should accept that risk comes with inexpensive items and shop with that in mind.
With new items, price competition is constant. Everyone naturally wants things to be as affordable as possible, even if it’s just a dollar cheaper.
I think the word “cheap” has a sweet addiction to it. Everyone encounters a “lucky” moment that opens their eyes, and the taste of it becomes unforgettable, leading to repetition. It might be a scary, sweet trap.
A bowl of something? Pudding? Then I’ll walk back from here…
Time passes… Yutenji. Sumire, where you can order via tablet, is expanding widely along the Toyoko Line.
These days, even salt and MSG taste too strong to this old guy.
Let’s buckle down and work carefully starting tomorrow. The deadline this month is looming…
Well then! Thanks for your hard work.
