Retsu
Star
- Joined
- May 30, 2012
Despite it being an obvious jest towards his biased desire, Alyx laughed at Ritsu's tease "Please, I know perfectly well that you would constantly beg me to let you show me around if I said that Yuijo was going to do it. This is only our second date, and already you can't get enough of me," it felt so odd calling this a date even though it kinda was, but it just seemed so right to call it one. Perhaps he did get a little cocky with that last part, but he just had to hope Ritsu didn't mind it much. Regardless, the two were soon on their way towards the outdoor market as their tour started there. The whole area was quite nice, and everyone seemed to be friendly around here. Sure, he got some looks considering he was a foreigner walking around with a native woman, but it was nothing that really made his uncomfortable. Especially considering that those stares soon turned into warm smiles. It almost made Alyx laugh because he had only thought that the Japanese had xenophobia, and hated outsiders. It was such a relief to find that wasn't true since no one had treated him poorly yet, and he hoped that continued.
As they were walking, Ritsu suddenly stopped at a vendor, and ordered what looked like a fish shaped cake. He wasn't all that hungry, but the way she shoved it into his face told him that she wasn't going to take no for an answer. Since the food was foreign to him, he studied it a bit before taking a bite. The red bean paste inside was delicious, and the bread was soft just the way he liked it. Oddly enough, Alyx hadn't had much exposure to the food of Japanese cuisine, and one would think that was all he would eat considering he was in Japan; however, the fridge in his hostel room had more American and New Zealand cuisine inside that he was consuming more of that.
Ritsu pulled out the cassettes of her band, and Alyx smiled at her "Nice. I can't wait for the tour to be over so I can hear more of your band's music. Perhaps I might even understand the lyrics now," he said with a small chuckle.
As they were walking, Ritsu suddenly stopped at a vendor, and ordered what looked like a fish shaped cake. He wasn't all that hungry, but the way she shoved it into his face told him that she wasn't going to take no for an answer. Since the food was foreign to him, he studied it a bit before taking a bite. The red bean paste inside was delicious, and the bread was soft just the way he liked it. Oddly enough, Alyx hadn't had much exposure to the food of Japanese cuisine, and one would think that was all he would eat considering he was in Japan; however, the fridge in his hostel room had more American and New Zealand cuisine inside that he was consuming more of that.
Ritsu pulled out the cassettes of her band, and Alyx smiled at her "Nice. I can't wait for the tour to be over so I can hear more of your band's music. Perhaps I might even understand the lyrics now," he said with a small chuckle.