


Sweater, Belt: J.Crew Factory; Skirt: Downeast Basics; Tights: c/o We Love Colors; Shoes: Buffalo Exchange
I'm a little weirded out by this time zone difference. I wake up on Saturday morning, and everybody on Twitter is talking about how its Friday afternoon. Trippyyyy... This is why my blog schedule has been very strange. I don't like the idea of late afternoon blogging... but for me, it's early morning blogging... My mind just exploded.
The other night, we went to an authentic Japanese sushi bar. (It is authentic because... it's in Japan.) It was a very small mom-and-pop type place. The owners were an elderly husband and wife team. There were three other customers in there, who we could tell were 'regulars'. I think they were all thrilled to have us around. I don't think they speak to foreigners that often... so they found us quite fascinating. It is fun to be fascinating. The guy to my left kept watching every single thing I did, and the lady with him called us "kawaii". I've always wanted to be kawaii!
Today, Matt and I are going to take the train into town, eat at a little French bakery for breakfast, and run some errands. And it's freezing and maybe raining out. I guess that's what I get for flaunting my warm Arizona winters these past couple months, huh? Have a wonderful weekend!
I want that skirt more than anything right now. So so cute.
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I know, it is so weird having such a huge time zone difference! I love your skirt, in fact, I just thrifted one like it a couple of weeks ago because it reminded me of you!
ReplyDeleteIs it mean if I laugh? We're having cold rain too.
ReplyDeleteSo I had never really though about visiting Japan, but seeing your photos REALLY makes me want to visit! It looks so beautiful!
North Meets South
What is "kawaii" ?
ReplyDeleteYour outfits are still adorable :)
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love your outfit =)
ReplyDeleteYou have great style! My hubby and I lived overseas for a couple of years. It is fun to be in a new culture with your best friend. We had a great time and cherish those weeks and months. Enjoy your time! I am happy you got to be called "kawaii"! What a nice compliment! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteI've seen that skirt at Downeast, but it looks sooo much cuter on you than I thought it did on the rack! Now I want it :) Darling.
ReplyDeleteamy day to day
loving the detail on your shirt and your purpley lovliness
ReplyDeleteThat's totally what tripped me up in China too.
ReplyDeleteLove the look. Love how your style is translating to Japan so well!
The ruffles on the neckline are so cute. I'm always fascinated with time zones, don't really know why. But it's so enchanting that someone is living tomorrow or vice-versa.
ReplyDeleteyou are so cute! I love your skirt!
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so cute! x hivennn
ReplyDeleteI think You have so many nice skirts. So pretty ones.
ReplyDeleteohh well i can't speak from the human trafficking standpoint... but in my experience (and my husband's experience living here for a few years) that couldn't be further from the truth! very sad though that that happens...
ReplyDeleteyou're going to a french bakery in japan? that's the coolest thing ever!!!
ReplyDeleteWhoa, time traveler.
ReplyDeleteI love following your blog both from the fashion stand point and now even more for the Japanese adventures! Best wishes to you and your hubs while you are over seas! Can't wait to see what the future holds while you are there!
ReplyDeleteyou are adorable! hope you get use to the time difference :)
ReplyDeleteI've always wondered what real japanese sushi restaurants look and taske like! Are they that different? ... Lovely in ruffles btw!
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oh my gosh, i love your outfit. so cute.
ReplyDeleteAw, you are definitely kawaii, haha! :) I'm loving all of these Japan posts. It must be so exciting! I know that Will and I are getting excited and planning our move to Oregon and it's only a few states up from AZ. (Well, loosely planning, I should say; the move wouldn't be until December 2012/January 2013.) Oh and I hope your sushi experience was better than mine, haha.
ReplyDeleteAnyways! Sorry for rambling! You look adorable like usual! I'm loving that floral skirt and skinny belt.
Have fun and stay warm!
you are kawaii. hehe. that's cute that they were happy to have you there because I've heard that Japanese people hate foreigners and that's part of why the human trafficking is soooo horrible there.
ReplyDeleteSushi from Japan. Isn't that like the BEST Sushi ever?? Gah! So jealous. But I am so happy I can sort of experience Japan through your blog. <3
ReplyDeleteI'm so in love with your outfit! <3
ReplyDeletelove that skirt! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm having a little givesaway in case you're interested ;)
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Oops, "kawaii" means "cute"!
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