New Ichiro Suzuki Kirin Beer ads around Kobe.
Ichiro is just cool. And he pours a nice beer.
June 10, 2009
Ichiro - Hawking Beer
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Michael, Ilena, Jacob, and Lauren moved to Kobe, Japan in January, 2008 and lived there until the middle of 2009. Most of this Blog has been devoted to chronicling our family's daily life and adventures in Japan. Now, having moved back to New Jersey, life continues...So does this Blog.
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2 comments:
Whoops. I was about to show my ignorance. Thank goodness for Wikipedia!
I just learned an important word that applies. "kakkoii" - means cool in Japanese...
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