Turning into Autumn 2013.

 As it's getting colder, I found myself cooking in my kitchen like all the day. Sometimes Chinese, sometimes Japanese-like food. The common thing among them is quite simple: I like them all :)

 Boxed lunch, I'm a fan of it very much. I planned to bring it to my work place, however, it didn't work since I left it in front of my entrance, haha. I ate it with dinner on that day. This wooden lunch box always has me cook another meal and it's hard to stop it. You know, wooden things are not easy to live with. You have to care for them like always, and that's exactly what I like, whenever I treat them, I feel like as if I treat myself, difficult and stubborn stuff :D

 Before it's too cold to outing, I went to China Town in Yokohama by the way, it was warm enough to take my coat off.

 Chatting while eating with my friend was fun moments and we promised to see each other sooner rather than later.

 Well, I'm back here soon :)

 (I plan to write something about Japanese food, but not decided what to write yet ;))

outtakes of last week :)

In spite of dull condition of my mental health (or "because of ", I think), I went out a lot and took many pictures last week.

It's okay as long as I can shoot photos. Taking a picture in a park, on the street and so on.

Soon I find myself I can tackle with the problem by myself again.

I absently checked my wallet this morning and realized that I spent much money, almost ran out, for transportation and eating out.

Well, I always try not to blame myself in such a case. "It can't be helped." I say myself. Money is there for spending in case I'm in trouble :)

I decided to travel to Europe early this summer by the way. I was born and grown in Japan besides a month in Cambodia and two months in Kenya. I've never been Europe but thought it's time for traveling there and see what would happen :D

Minato Mirai, Yokohama.

Few days ago I went to Minato Mirai, Yokohama for some chores. The name of "Minato" means port, and "Mirai" means future respectively.

There is sightseeing spot. merry-go-round, tall buildings and sea are there. Nice, nothing to say.

After that, I walked to the building so called "Red Brick Warehouse". It was once used for warehouse, but was long time ago. Now became a place where people enjoy shopping inside.

beautiful, really...

Since it is along seaside, usually wind blows hardly, so you had better getting some outer clothes even in the night of hot summer.

Taking pictures is always my big fun. I will keep doing it wherenever, or whenever it is ;)

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By the way, I plan to travel the South East Asian countries in the end of this year. I already booked the flight, but running out of my money to travel there :(  Fortunately, there is still some time left. I do my best to work and saving money ;)

Ramen museum ( noodle museum) in Shin-Yokohama.

Last weekend I went to Ramen museum(noodle museum) in Shin-Yokohama. It was rainy day, but I felt like taking pictures outside. Since Ramen museum is in the building (actually underground), so it was best for me to take it.

I came here because I like ramen for sure. But....look!

This whole place was old-fashioned decoration, I love old things more than anything!

("Let's go to the Ramen museum!" he says.)

You probably feel as if you travel back in time to Showa era, that started from 1926 to 1989. Especially this building looks 1970's style.

Most (maybe every) ramen shop in the Ramen museum has half-portion ramen. Oh I didn't tell you that this museum has several ramen shop inside. Yet I found 9 shops, I only tasted two of them.

It's ramen, sorry for my poor skill of taking picture....

Anyway, it's located near Shin-Yokohama station, where is famous for stopping Shinkansen (Bullet train). How about drop by this tasty museum when you travel by Bullet train? :)