WE DID IT! We reached the final leg of our given destinations for today, which was to take a picture of the Glico man somewhere down in Nanba. After that, it was time for food, and our given item on the menu was the famed okonomiyaki.
I managed to take a picture before the 6 of us who were so terribly hungry by then, devoured it. But the funny part was that, we forgot to take a picture WITH the camera given to us by the teachers at the Kansai center, who ended in much laughter after one of them pointed it out, and after we had finished these pancakes up.
So we sought the permission of the waiter, and asked if we could take a picture of the cooks, which he gladly let us, and there, all our tasks on our checklist were done!
But it was still rather early in the afternoon, and after much discussion, we decided to hop onto the train to head to a place which was not listed, but all of us wanted to see it. Crossing the street from the restaurant, a strong gust of wind suddenly blew us backwards, but it wasn’t strong enough to, because our dear Vietnamese friend hooked her arm around ours, and dragged us across the street while laughing all the way.
この長い旅で 