It was very beautiful day yesterday. I went to find fresh vegetables on the direct sales depot and got one coin bag of vegetables, sweet potatoes, taro stems, Japanese gingers and chestnuts which farmers put in the corner.
There were a lot of riders touring on the road. They seem really having fun with the cool wind and warm sunshine.
I also saw grilled sweet fish which have roe fully in their stomach. It seems very delicious but I’m sorry I’m not good at it. 😆
It's a new world 
Good morning☀
Are you all right?
I love sweetfish especially grilld it🎶
Strong sweetfish
Strong oyster
Strong cold drink
My stomach is very hard worker (LOL)
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You’re strong enough to be a fighter, aren’t you? Please beat enemies😆
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I looked at your picture and remembered “Lin-Lin”.
Vegetables are sold directly in “Lin-Lin”..
When we go to the mountains we stop by “Lin-Lin” often, but when we go, the shop is not open yet.
And, the vegetables are already sold out when we come back.
My husband and my companions eat skewers of Hida beef in there.
I eat ‘Mitarashi dango’.
Oh~, Just thinking is enough to make my mouth water .
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I know it’s not so early and not so late…,good timing is around 8:30 am.
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Charcoal-grilled of Ayu look very delicious, doesn’t it?
However, it is the general impression because I’m also not good at Ayu a little as same as you.(LOL)
By the way, it is a refreshing autumnal fine day today too, isn’t it?
On September 23, the Koppepan specialty store opened in the neighboring town of our house, and it is prosperous as like waiting time 1 hour every day. The name of the shop is “black and white”.
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Oh…that’s it! I saw it this morning on my way to work…I wondered it was! Was it an old restaurant before?
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Previously, this shop was a small trout sushi shop.
This sushi shop’s name was “Ougiichi”. this was also very popular and always had been sold out in the morning.
Today, my younger grandson went to this shop to buy koppepan at 3:00 pm, but it had already been sold out.
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It seems very nostalgic to hear
“koppeban”, isn’t it?
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