Tokyo Had Everything But You

A rainy summer festival.

Senso-ji temple.

My lucky fortune – now ain’t that the truth? I had a really hard time living in the Japanese country side and working in their education system but now, apparently (hopefully) all that’s gone.

A pancake/pikelete thingy majig filled with anko (sweet red bean paste) and matcha (green tea) ice-cream.

A maid cafe waitress hoping for business.

This is Akihabara. A popular Tokyo district mostly famous for its many electronic stores.

Ramen. 
I really enjoyed this colourful district and I kept thinking how much my father (the ex electrician) would also.

I Need Your Help

Yesterday I had an idea. One that both frightens me and makes me excited. I thought, why don’t I compile a picture book of my time here? Wouldn’t that be the very best way of closing a chapter? No pun intended. Okay, pun totally intended. What do you think? With anecdotes and recipes and maybe one or two poems (because I hear poems don’t really sell). Not that money is a focus for me whatsoever. I swear to God, all I want to do is create. I have dreamt of publishing a book ever since I was a little widdle head-scarf wearing school girl. Won’t you please help? Any ideas, any contacts, any advice, anything at all because I really don’t know one thing about doing this. Will you buy it? Is it a good idea? What do you want to see in it? Who should I contact? How do I do this?

Eagerly awaiting your comments and messages,
Anisa