Urayasu station was about equidistant with Shin-Urayasu station from my residence, so I split my time between the two "local" stations quite a bit, while Maihama was heavily associated with work and more likely to be a stop on my way home as opposed to a day off venture.
On this lovely winter day, my friend & coworker Zoltan and I decided to explore a bit together. His residence was closer to Urayasu station, so we agreed to have dinner there.
Kushi-age! Tasty nibbles skewered on a wooden stick then deep-fried to crunchy perfection.
Sparx, because getting hyper while getting drunk isn't just an American thing. Looking at those prices I'm sad. XD Only $1.70 a can!
Cheesing in front of one of the many Pachinko Parlors throughout the area.
With the doors closed you'd almost miss the cacophony of chaos within.
I opted for the Ladies' plate, with two entrees (Butter Chicken & Tikka Masala, I believe?) with a giant piece of naan bread, salad, rice, and yogurt.
Look at that big old glorious hunk of carbs!
Zoltan's plate, with additional bits of savory grilled meat.
A Disney owned photo booth that advertises taking photos with your pet. Because surely Fido would love being dragged into a tiny photo booth for photos ^^;
Ahh, so that's where the Disney branding comes in...
Corn potage in a can, anyone?
Or how about some nice ice cream from this ice cream vending machine in front of a Tsutaya?
Ever heard of Tsutaya? They're pretty neat! You can rent movies or buy books, comics, magazines, etc. It's a great all-in-one stop for your J-media culture needs! A cross between Borders, Blockbuster and an otaku shop….kinda wishing we had one in my hometown!
Another lovely day in the neighborhood~
XOXO Nau
photos circa 2011-12-20
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