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Looking through the street car doors as we cross a river.
We're lunching at Andersen's on Hondori Street & the balloon man is just outside our window.
Hot cappuccino on a cold day - yum!
And our lunch sets. Stan already finished his cup of soup. My soup is pumpkin & it's DELICIOUS!
Don't remember what building was across the street, but it's gone now & by the next time we come, there will be something new . . .
Meanwhile, the balloon man is making lots of children smile!
In the flower shop of Andersen's - amaryllis always remind me of Stan's mom. She had many around her yard.
Upstairs on the 3rd floor, I found all sizes of cookie/biscuit cutters nested together. I'm looking for a new 8x8 pan to replace my scratched up one.
Downstairs in the bakery (first floor) I found some misbehaving turtle sweet buns. But they are smiling . . .
We were looking for dragon cookies to send to our grandchildren, but only found these buns with a dragon imprinted - cute, but can't send those to the US . . .
Dragon face . . . 2012 is the Year of the Dragon.
Ume (plum) bonsai - beautiful!
This area was very popular and smelled delicious! The chef was making lots of these donuts and they were selling very fast!
Heart-shaped pans!
Yes, that's Stan buying us a bag of hot ones!
Sign on an automatic door. Can't read Japanese, but the message is VERY clear!
In Starbucks looking for their newest coffee travel mugs.
At Tokyu Hands, I found cute mouses (mice?) with colorful tails.
And in the paper clip department . . .
How Japanese is this!?!?! Rock, scissors, paper!
Back at Iwakuni Station downtown, the tree-shaped lights are still up above the bus station.
Oh - the flower shop outside the station is still open - we have to buy flowers! Theirs are always so fresh & last well.
And at home the next day - here are my flowers from last night - beautiful!
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