Hello, beautiful and amazing people! And welcome to another Random Japan your favorite completely random look at the land of Pikachi and other random pocket monsters, the random series where I photo and post whatever happens to catch my fancy, aiming more at the less common things to see rather than the stereotypical such as torii gates and geisha girls.
Today… it’s time to do something. Ready to see what? Good. Let’s get started. Let’s enter into…
Random Japan!
Welcome to Valor, welcome to valor, welcome to valor. As usual, there is English everywhere, random English, sometimes correct English and sometimes odd English. It’s just a decoration thing to enjoy the sight of while shopping for random things.
Almond coffee and butter coffee. This is from the healthy food section. Healthy? I don’t know. Looks expensive, though. I suppose it’s expensive to be healthy.
All that shopping and gazing at weird flavors of coffee has made at least one person hungry. What’s up with my kids stealing my hat??
That’s all, folks. Thank you for staying with me through today’s exploration. Any favorites? Let me know in the comments. And be sure to tune in next time when, if providence allows, I shall return for another Random Japan. See you then!
If you like this random photo from Japan, be sure to check out @kaliju’s great Random Korea series. The latest entry there is My Random Korea #40 - Back In Action!
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