Lovely photograph. Those tiles look like they should be in a bathhouse. I would have been hard pressed not to buy something – they look great.
Must be hard, hot work, especially in the coming season.
Thank you. They certainly aren’t your usual meat shop tiles, are they? But yeah, going to be pretty uncomfortable in there for the next 3 to 4 months or so…
They do. I shall have to try them next time. Especially so if my favourite isn’t sold out like it was when I took the photo.
I thought for a moment that the ill feeling related to the food!
I like the ‘always open’ door and the sign for ‘previous water buffalo’ bun?? By some today?
Linda says
Classic Tokyo Times. Did you buy anything to cheer him up?
Lee says
Haha, nice to there’s a recognisable look — in more ways than one!
I didn’t, no. I’d already eaten. Plus my favourite of the lot had all been sold…
Al says
Ha, I like it. That is such a look. No translation needed! 😉
Lee says
That’s true. A very clear message!
Harry says
Very cool scene. I really like the color of the old tiles. Gotta ask, did you buy anything?! 😉
Lee says
Cheers. It’s a great little shop. And yeah, those tiles are great. Goodness knows how long they have been there.
No. Should have, but as I said to Linda above, I’d already eaten. Maybe next time!
cdilla says
Lovely photograph. Those tiles look like they should be in a bathhouse. I would have been hard pressed not to buy something – they look great.
Must be hard, hot work, especially in the coming season.
Lee says
Thank you. They certainly aren’t your usual meat shop tiles, are they? But yeah, going to be pretty uncomfortable in there for the next 3 to 4 months or so…
They do. I shall have to try them next time. Especially so if my favourite isn’t sold out like it was when I took the photo.
john says
I thought for a moment that the ill feeling related to the food!
I like the ‘always open’ door and the sign for ‘previous water buffalo’ bun?? By some today?
Lee says
Happily not!
Haha, I wasn’t in the mood for buffalo so I didn’t buy some!