Akita dogs are huge~♪

Good morning.
Yesterday, a large Akita dog appeared at Urawa Station. Both young and old were taking pictures.
The Akita product fair has begun♪

Urawa Station,
I heard that the station master is a wonderful person! (From Yoko, the owner of Sakiccho, who is from Hokkaido)

Yesterday, after studio training called Body Balance, I went shopping, and when I got home... I realized I didn't have my mobile phone! I looked everywhere and couldn't find it, so I retraced my steps back to the station. Tears and sweat.

Then, inside the Atre where I had been shopping, I timidly asked the woman at the register, and it was there! My My Number card also came back. Thank you so much. Tears.

The lovely person at the register said, "I'm so glad!" and was happy for me as if it were her own problem.
I was so careless.
I am so sorry for the trouble I caused.
I will definitely shop there again.

On the way home.
I stopped by a Lawson where a greengrocer's truck had just arrived. I bought fresh vegetables recommended by the greengrocer.
After that, I went to Mameichi (a tofu shop). I bought two blocks of Mameichi's silken tofu. When I told the tofu shop owner, who is also the mother of a classmate, about my phone,
she gave me a kind scolding, saying, "Tie it to your body!" (laughs). The deliciousness of that day's tofu really touched my heart. (I also gave some to my neighbor, the classmate's mother, and she was very happy.) It was a day where I truly felt how much I love Urawa and my local community. Thank you to the community for taking care of me today as well.
I am so grateful~.

P.S.
Gourmet information. "HAKUBI," an authentic Chinese restaurant run by a former Imperial Hotel chef.
It's almost their first anniversary! Congratulations (celebration) -> They use tofu from Mameichi here.
You can choose from 5 levels of spiciness for the Mapo Tofu.

The person who took me to Hakubi was Sugita-san, a gourmet from the document team. On my last day as a public servant, I took the train to go have lunch there♪ Thanks in part to my boss (a noodle lover) who was also one of my interviewers, I was able to wrap things up with a fun lunch time.

Below is information about "Hakubi"
(provided by Urawa City Net)