
Pachinko stores are popular all year round in Japan. At New Year many of the stores give gifts to their customers and wish them a Happy New Year. This store was making and giving out free mochi as a promotion.




Are you a fan of mochi?
Pachinko stores are popular all year round in Japan. At New Year many of the stores give gifts to their customers and wish them a Happy New Year. This store was making and giving out free mochi as a promotion.
Are you a fan of mochi?
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I discovered mochi for the first time while in Singapore. I’ve even had an ice cream mochi. The stuff is good. I can’t eat more than a few pieces at a time though. If I do the taste isn’t as… exciting I guess. Definitely can’t overdo it.
Saw people making it at a Jp school fair.
The cook was apparently a good one from a japanese restaurant.
They did hit the stuff really hard! Funny!
RT @tweetmeme Pachinko Store, Japan Living | Shibuya246 http://bit.ly/4zBLHj I’ve never had mochi before looks good though. Is this pachiko parlar near center gai? It looks like the area, even though I’ve nerver been there, I feel like I have. With all the health risks they don’t seem to be concerned, ex; not wearing gloves on the hands or the wearing of hair nets while preparing food stuffs. Do they have those kinds of regulations there in Japan?
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Have a great week
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I LOVE FREE! LOL Great photos!