Alright, first the photo. Today at Mitsuwa, they had a Giant Bluefin Tuna Carving demonstration. While it looks delicious to some people, I'm sure it's nauseating looking to others, so I'll give you this one photo. This is the HUGE tuna they carved. It was 350 pounds! It was amazing. They shipped the tuna from Spain, and the people from Tsukiji in Tokyo. We bought some of the Oo-Toro and it was delicious.
Now, I cannot believe I posted every day in November for NaBloPoMo. While I think a lot of my posts were just adding junk to the internets, it has been fun. Lucy's gotten much more blog time than she usually does. I think I'll continue with this more frequent blogging, although blogging every day may be a little exhausting. I'll try at least once a week and see where that takes me!
Sunday, November 30, 2008
NaBloPoMo: Day 30!!!
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WOW! That is a mammoth piece of tuna! (Looks delicious.)
Yum tuna! Did they pass out little sushi samples? :)
I've enjoyed reading your daily posts, congrats on making it the whole month!
Wow, that must have been super fresh!! Yummo!
Pat yourself on the back for posting every day for 30 days!
Haha, good job on posting. I don't think I've posted once in November. Hopefully that will change soon :)
The tuna is huuuuge! How long did it take to carve it?
I'm another one who thinks it looks delicious. Although I feel sorry for the fish.
congrats on making it all 30 days! ^_^
Funny me and patrick were at mitsuwa yesterday too... i went to the bookstore that's just outside of the market and they were having a book sale, got some fabric books for 3 bucks. ^_^
that is a magnificent specimen of the sea. i can't believe the cross expressions on the folks. i would be overjoyed to be in the presence of that huge carcass. >>howard
Toro.... yummmm!!! And it was quite a ride blogging daily with you ladies :) I think I need a short break though to recover from mild blogging fatigue :P
this is so cool! I would have loved to see that demo. We did get a chance to visit tsukiji fish market when we were in Tokyo and it was amazing!
That's one huge tuna--it ought to feed a lot of folks!
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