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A week ago, I visited the nearby Higashihama Ebisu Shrine on the Toka Ebisu Festival.

I go there every year to ask for lucky bamboo, but since it was after 4 o'clock, there were not many people.

However, it seems that there were many visitors during the day, even though there was no rice cake throwing.

The lucky doll (Okame) that was previously displayed was bowing with its head on the futon and saying "Welcome".

Recently, I noticed that Sayuri-chan is always in this pose.

I wonder if she is not short of breath...

On the weekend, I went to "Bandai" with three good friends, which we had reserved for a New Year's party last year.

It was a day when all the households did not need dinner, so we went out with excitement.

Of course, it is a recommended restaurant for coronavirus prevention.

The owner is from Niigata and his wife is from Amami, and the beautiful proprietress always welcomes us in a kimono.

Not only is the food here wonderful, but the tableware is also wonderful, and the zodiac sign of the tiger is Baccarat.

Since it is mid-January, small dishes of New Year's dishes are served.

First, we toast to "We hope to see you again this year."

"It's delicious, and the meal is good too," they say, chatting quieter than usual from the seats apart.

The kumquat with salmon roe is a Miyazaki kumquat that I had with a cocktail before Christmas.

I took a bite of the kumquat bowl, and the sesame tofu went down well with the sake.

The saikyo-yaki has a refreshing and rich flavor.

I don't like nigoiri so I only had one slice.

The pufferfish porridge has clear rice grains and is delicious.

When I asked if they washed the rice under running water, they said they use freshly cooked rice.

I see, it was delicious, but by the time we had the last fruit, we were full.

I used to be a big eater, but maybe it's because I'm getting older? I can't eat as much.

The three of us are of different ages and occupations.

We get along well and sometimes go out for dinner parties or short trips for a paju roll.

We parted ways in good spirits with words like, "Let's have a great year this year," and headed home into the cold weather.