This happened a little while back, but
when a customer from Tokyo sent me some wheel parts,
they also included a couple bags of crackers
from a place in Zoshigaya called Oguraya Seika (小倉屋製菓),
so I helped myself.
And let me tell you, these are dangerous.
They have a flavor called "amakarai" (sweet and spicy),
which is basically like taking the powder coating on Happy Turns
and making it even sweeter and saltier—
it's got this incredibly addictive coating on it.
Me, I usually share gift snacks with customers,
but before I knew it I'd polished off both bags myself.
After I'd even scraped the powder residue from the bag, I looked up
whether they did mail orders, printed out their fax order form from their website,
and
they arrived (mail order #1).
They have flavors besides amakarai, too.
The amakarai in the photo is the "tokuyo amakarai" (special value pack) with the bigger portion.
This time I distributed them not just for myself but to my customers too.
Mail order #2.
I've already spent over 10,000 yen on crackers,
but I still can't tell if I'm really hooked or not!
Don't worry, I can quit anytime I want!
when a customer from Tokyo sent me some wheel parts,
they also included a couple bags of crackers
from a place in Zoshigaya called Oguraya Seika (小倉屋製菓),
so I helped myself.
And let me tell you, these are dangerous.
They have a flavor called "amakarai" (sweet and spicy),
which is basically like taking the powder coating on Happy Turns
and making it even sweeter and saltier—
it's got this incredibly addictive coating on it.
Me, I usually share gift snacks with customers,
but before I knew it I'd polished off both bags myself.
After I'd even scraped the powder residue from the bag, I looked up
whether they did mail orders, printed out their fax order form from their website,
and
they arrived (mail order #1).
They have flavors besides amakarai, too.
The amakarai in the photo is the "tokuyo amakarai" (special value pack) with the bigger portion.
This time I distributed them not just for myself but to my customers too.
Mail order #2.
I've already spent over 10,000 yen on crackers,
but I still can't tell if I'm really hooked or not!
Don't worry, I can quit anytime I want!