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Japan 2011

Japan 2011 – Day 1-2: Ōsaka

1 7月 201212 11月 2022nnh

Ōsaka

Namba

Umeda

location: jp, location: jp: osaka prefecture

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桜梅桃李 (ō·bai·tō·ri) is a Japanese idiom originating from the kanji used to represent four trees that blossom in spring: cherry, ume, peach, and plum. The blossoms of each tree have unique characteristics and follow a distinct blooming schedule, symbolising the individual journeys we each experience in life.

ōbaitōri is my journey, where I document the foods, beverages, and travels enjoyed as a resident of Sydney, Australia.

Recent Venues

Get Baked x Messina Bertha Classic
Brooki Bakehouse, Barangaroo
Million Chicken, Epping
Kiddo Coffee, Surry Hills
Thai Thae, Melrose Park

Recent Beverages

Molly Tea Melon Oolong Milk Tea
Heytea Qilan Apple Apricot
Sneaker Laundry Lab B.B.L (Basic Bitch Latte)
Suntory Craft Boss Sekai no Tea Red Grape Tea-ade with Berry and Orange
Ito En Yamitsuki White Grape Soda

Recent Snacks

Meiji Kajū Gumi Gold Kiwi
Bourbon Fettucine Gumi Premium Miyagi Strawberry Blend
YBC Chip Star Unagi Kabayaki
Coles Roasted Peanut Cookies
Higgins 40% Dark Chocolate Chunk

Recent Groceries

Tasmanian Bakeries National Pies Classic Pastie
Signature Collection Free Range Chicken & Double Smoked Bacon Pie with Porcini
Signature Collection Grass Fed Beef Pie with Craft Ale
Choya Umeshu no Ume
Garlo’s Pies Big on Meat Curry Beef

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