we started with a soba making session at sagami (the restaurant with the awesome shabu food). the japanese are really very dedicated... they even welcomed us in their ninja suit. they really make us feel like we're some important guests.
and here we go~ with taiwan on the same table
yvonne kneading the flour like a pro
and i got to cut the little noodles! looks pretty ok?
well, well, we ate what we made... and i realised the importance of soba being thin... thick soba is really not easy to eat... T_T
and we finished off with a cert in soba making! seems like i can open a soba shop now after i'm odne with my current job! (haha)
we departed for our onsen and stopped at 2 places along the way. love how they have a free drinks corner at the rest stop!!
and we arrived after a 2hrs+ ride.
check out our rooooom
sea view!
we were originally room mates with team philipines but they were ok to change room so we could stay with team taiwan and natalia. so nice of them!! yayyyy. would have been uncomfortable to sleep with strangers on the last day... so thank goodness. after rolling around a little, time for a super long awaited dinner. we changed into our yukatas and went down for the grand feast.
look at the scale.....
such a grand feast. almost feels like harry potter japanese style.
started the night with a loooong photo taking session. yup that's so many of us...
with lovely momo, our best omotenashi ever~
grand toast before we begin?
feast on our own table! and all of us have a bottle of beer to share.
itadakimasu!!
some add-ons as we ate along. those clams!
dessert. not sure what is this. yam like thingy.
and of cos the night wouldn't end without some karaoke...
even the omotenashis put up a performance for us - here comes momo!
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