還看到猴子表演

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今年的梅花也開得很漂亮

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下雪啦❄️ 有夠冷

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Hey, @duckduckfedi: I'm looking for an #SVG of a #cat that facepalms (facepaws?). Ideally in a simple style (see attached picture) and under a #CClicense (can be non-commercial, but should allow derivatives).

沒想到日本境內的外國竟然存在長野縣地獄谷

只有泡溫泉的日本獼猴是日本籍吧 :blackcat_q:
目測跟耳聞觀光客的95%都是外國人

然後巴士更極端
只有駕駛大叔是日本人

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今年新學到的日文詞彙
這個裝飾在廚房等的擺飾叫Wakazari(輪飾り)

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買到紀念馬年的日本清酒
等過幾天再開來喝

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130年前的馬肉鍋（櫻鍋）好好吃
店裡的氛圍跟裝飾也把人帶回130年前了

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黃金基金竟然啟用女明星作廣告
是表示黃金價位也到頂了吧

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找到同時適用皮鞋跟皮件的乳液。剛剛用來保養錢包，效果不錯。而且散發淡淡植物香。

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旅行的戰利品。
日本清酒是運氣好加上跟老闆多聊幾句才買到，因為產量少，店家都優先留給老客人。

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中村萌的雕刻作品真的可愛
曾經在台北華山文創園區展出過的樣子

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雙層電車的下層視線跟月台一樣低

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雖然很好喝不過看原料清單，發現竟然砂糖分量最多（日本規定要按照分量比例順序顯示） :blackcat_11110:

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也有去看尾去沢（Osarizawa）礦山
礦坑裡步道有1600公尺長，真的很壯觀

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後來去看看地球上唯二有北投石的玉川溫泉♨️

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然後到青森縣看森林🌳

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壽司店サービス(送)的地瓜蜜太好吃了
拜託師傅讓我買回家
聽他說地瓜是高知縣的品種「土佐紅」
這個品種第一次吃到

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居酒屋遇到的大姐教我怎麼做放筷子的折紙

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