Takko Town is about an hour and half drive from Misawa. This was a fun little festival we attended on Saturday, where we got to cook our own beef, garlic, and vegetables. Wish the weather would have been better, but we had a great time anyways. Takko Town is the #1 producer of garlic in Japan, so they put on this festival every year.
Decided after we cooked our meat and veggies to go eat it in the car since it started to down pour. Chase was loving it, he has become a great little eater. He is eating just about everything we put in front of him, because he likes to show his muscles afterwards and say"grow big and strong."
So these girls are dressed in a garlic costume. When Cole and I drove up to the festival we saw this, and looked at each other and started laughing. It is hard to see with Chase in front, but the costume is quite funny. It was windy and cold, can you tell. You would never have guessed we were in shorts and tee shirts a week ago.
Chase found a train.
Takko Town is about an hour and half drive from Misawa. This was a fun little festival we attended on Saturday, where we got to cook our own beef, garlic, and vegetables. Wish the weather would have been better, but we had a great time anyways. Takko Town is the #1 producer of garlic in Japan, so they put on this festival every year.
Decided after we cooked our meat and veggies to go eat it in the car since it started to down pour. Chase was loving it, he has become a great little eater. He is eating just about everything we put in front of him, because he likes to show his muscles afterwards and say"grow big and strong."
So these girls are dressed in a garlic costume. When Cole and I drove up to the festival we saw this, and looked at each other and started laughing. It is hard to see with Chase in front, but the costume is quite funny. It was windy and cold, can you tell. You would never have guessed we were in shorts and tee shirts a week ago.
Chase found a train.
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Of course Chase found a train, would you expect anything less? I love how the Japanese love their costumes, but dressing up like garlic is a bit much. It made me laugh too. I love seeing the Taylor outings.
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