Living in the midwest all of my life has not prepared me for the wide variety of sea life that is available for consumption. Therefore, when I went to Japan and wandered around the supermarket, I was totally flabbergasted by the sheer variety of fish available. Now that I am back in the U.S., hopefully I can shed some light on what kinds of fish you might see in the markets if you are in Japan.
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"Let those who wish have their respectability--I wanted freedom, freedom to indulge in whatever caprice struck my fancy, freedom to search in the farther most corners of the earth for the beautiful, the joyous, and the romantic" --Richard Halliburton I guess that is what Japan was to me--freedom. My whole life, I have lived with someone else, always had to be conscious of how I behaved and how it would affect them. In Japan, I lived alone. Well, not necessarily. I mean, I had Rodger and Ariana just next door, across the balcony, and Meagan was down the way, as well as all the other teachers in the building, but I was living in an apartment by myself. No roommates, husband or family. I did buy two goldfish after a few months, though--Aragorn and Legolas. They were pretty awesome company. Didn't ask for anything except food every once and a while. |
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