It was an interactive exhibition where we got to play detectives and solve the case. I highly recommend this for anyone that lives in Sydney and have a free day to go visit the Power House Museum for some fun.
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This was supposed to be an omiyage (souvenir) but with my schedule being so busy these days and starting a new role I haven't had much of a chance to see some of my friends to give these out. Since it's a perishable good then it has to be eaten soon or it'll just be a waste.
So, I turned it into a little photoshoot with some of my favourite boys - Kageyama and Hinata!
I love their happy faceplates. So cute with those wide smile!
Look at the Fukusaya cube, it's as tall as them. It's such a cute packaging to hold the castella cake. I went down south in Japan so we definitely went to Nagasaki and visited the Atomic Bomb Museum... for anyone who can get quite emotional, I would suggest you be prepare when you go because those feelings do really hit you. It really is amazing how far they have come from since that incident and yes the people in Nagasaki are such beautiful people with their hospitality. One of the most famous goods of Nagasaki, are their Castella cake. We went during the cherryblossom season so these limited cute packaging have the cherryblossom motif all over them.
There were a few favours to choose from but I went with original. Have to try the original that is oh so famous.
It is really yummy!! Perfect to go with tea or even coffee.
Oops, we forgot to leave some for Shiro..
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