#28 The Sun also Shines [PART3. Spain] ep.XIII "Aqueduct"

 As we arrived in Segovia, thu sun goes down to the horizon, a church on a hill was lighten up sacredly. This town is famous for its aqueduct. It's not easy for Japanese to imagine this thing, and so difficult too that I skip to describe how it looks.

 I found a good Asian supermarket near the Spanish square near in Madrid.

It seems like this area has more Asian stores such as Chinese or Vietnamese. The supermarket wasn't that big. but they have more Japanese products than I thought.

I found a Japanese food store near Santiago de Bernabeu, the home stadium of Real Madrid, but all the products there were super exprensive and I couldn't afford it. I made my mind to come back here when I'm mentally damaged enough. Speaking of which, food means a lot to not only body but also mental.

 Anyways, the Asian supermarket wasn't specialized for Japanese staff, but I could buy some familiar things. Especailly frozen dumplings helped me a lot. The whole package and description were written in Chinese, so I couldn't understand it at all, well, I don't care. I cooked it with sesame oil on a pun, and then voila. It's fun to cook by myself, but sometimes I want to cheat. It tasted good enough thanks to soy sause of Kikkoman.

They sell vineger of Mitsukan, but it was too expensive. Wine vineger which I use to cook as usual was just enough. Spicy oil or chili powders were also turned down because I don't use it other than dumplings. I sliced usual dried chili pepper and put it in a sause. It was way too spicy.

Be careful to eat it before putting contact lenses on your eyes. It will make you stunned.

NEXT: The Sun also Shines [PART3. Spain] ep.XIV "Guest"

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