This was a banana holder that I was sorely tempted to buy, available in a multitude of colors. I guess just putting your banana in with your lunch just won't do.
Lots of very beautifully packaged, unidentifiable sweets are available - I'd buy these more if I actually liked red bean.
Japanese women seem to have a thing for blotting paper - there was quite the variety available - not that I could tell the difference between the various kinds. I've never used blotting paper in my life.
I had a reasonably priced bowl of tempura udon as a snack.
And finally boarded the plane (yay, upgraded) for the long journey home...
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Blotting paper is the greatest invention. My girlfriends and I always have a packet handy in our purses. If you have oily skin at all, you just blot a sheet across your face ever so lightly, and your makeup looks good as new. It's a must-have! ;)
Wow - as a loyal reader of Foodgal, I got a kick out of your post! Thanks for the tip on the blotting paper - now I kinda wish I had availed myself of all the wonderful choices at Narita. Well, next time...
On the flight I took from Narita to SFO this summer the gal next to me had very cool blotting paper in a very hip case. I went to Sephora when I got home and they only have one kind of it -- and it's not pretty at all. Now we know what to buy in Japan next time ...
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