Nooooooh!!!!!

 Where did all the Ciaochuru go?

Quick explanation: in here!



Today, I went to visit two of my friends living near my former place of work (40km by bicycle). They run out of CiaoChuru and I had to replenish the stock.


The rainy season is over now, but it is still very green in Japan. This (rice-)green is one of my favorite colors. Soon, it will become more and more yellowish green.

Location: Sakura, Chiba, Japan

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