Chinese New Year 2009

Muahahaha, this year is the 1st year I am not celebrating Chinese New Year. I even have to go to work. There is no Chinese New Year celebration in Japan. However, my family sent me something and those are...

Thanks Dad, Mom & Sis!

Royal Host @ Shinjuku

This will be my 1st post talking about food. However, this is not about typical Japanese food. Just some nice one I have in Shinjuku.

Appetizer: Prawn salad.

Main course: Mixed grill
Japanese like burger very much. Burger restaurants can be found anywhere. Since they are not with the bread, they are called burgu.

Dessert: Crepe with chocolate ice cream.

ADA UHHMMMMM~!!!

Omochi a.k.a Kuih Tahun Baru

In comic Crayon Shin Chan, we always read about how Shin Chan has his 'kuih tahun baru'. Now, this is how I have my 'kuih tahun baru' a.k.a omochi.

First, slice the omochi into small cubes. Then, boil them with plain water.

Then, mince the peanut with bowl.

Don't forget about honey. No honey, no omochi.

Can include black and white sesame too. They are good partners of omochi.

1st, dip the omochi with honey. Then coat it with peanut. Add some sesame to make it tastier.

AND STRETCHHHHHHH~!!!!
OISHII~!!!!!

Church Camp @ Olive Land, Kinugawa

It's year end holiday~! This holiday, I go for a Church Camp organised by a Chinese Church in Tokyo. From Tokyo, it takes about 3 hours of drive to Kunigawa Camp. The camp is between 31 December and 2nd January. So I'll be spending my new year celebration here. ^_^

Lodging for travelers.

Total of participants: 40. Mostly from China. The rest are from Taiwan and China.

The river nearby. Too bad I can't jump in and play. Too cold to take off my jacket.

There is also a hotspring nearby.This time, I'll definitely take off everything and jump in. Visit my Picasa to see more from the inside.

Preparing New Year Sui Gao.

Happy New Year~!!!!!!!!

Year 2009 1st Service: Three sentences you must always say to your spouse.

1. I'm sorry.
2. Thank you
3. I love you.

Jungle trekking~

Chinese with Indian post. Globalisation.

Goodbye Kinugawa~! I'll see you again soon~!