You never get enough ketchup for your fries here.
I actually just have some catchup to do. Good thing I didn’t spell the post title ‘catsup.’ What a stupid spelling.
Back in August, I went to a festival in Sekikawa (25 minutes to the south by car) called the Taishitamonja Matsuri. The name is a pun – taishita means huge or significant, mon sort of means the thing that is huge or significant, and ja is a slangy negative sentence ending which sort of indicates disbelief. Cleverly, though ja also means snake. So the effective nuanced meaning is something like “The most unbelievably big snake I have ever seen Festival.” It holds the world record for the longest big huge snake that people carry around a town. Yes, people carry around a 300-foot long, 2-ton snake for several kilometers through the town, all the while chanting and drinking beer and trying to make the snake crash into bystanders. I finally put up the pictures from this interesting event.
Check them out: Big Huge Snake
One reply on “Ketchup”
Ok first off, that is a wicked huge snake!
second, Ketchup here is awesome, have you tried it on rice yet?