Everything is raw. There is salmon, tuna, shrimp, a fish head with his body curled up, dikon, lemon, squid, oysters, etc. I had a piece of tuna and some dikon. That was about all I could handle. I am learning to eat some strange things, but sometimes a little is more than enough. 🙂
The happy couple! My sister-in-law was one of my best friends in college. I remember the day she called me to tell me she was expecting her daughter. The years have rolled by too quickly! This is my first niece to be married. It won’t be long until it is one of my own.
All of the bride’s family that was in Japan.
On a comical note. . . At the mother of the bride’s wedding one of the groom’s brothers fainted and had to be carried off the platform during the wedding. It must be a family tradition. . .the bride’s 2 brothers fainted this time. As soon as the oldest recovered and was starting to come back in, the next one went. The bride’s mother and I just looked at each other and smiled. It was dejavu! The guys posed for this after the wedding. My son is the handsome guy that is fourth from the left, next to the groom.
The bride wore her mother’s dress which was worn by her mother as well. Three generations of brides! I met my husband at the bride’s mother’s wedding. He caught the garter and I caught the bouquet.
She was a beautiful bride!
I am so glad you posted these pictures. It was fun to read the details. 🙂
What a fun post! I am sorry it has taken me so long to say hello. Thanks for reading my blog and saying hello. Your blog is a blessing and a wonderful look into the life of a missionary. I think my sister-in-law knows you. :-)Temmy