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This is a daily VLOG of an office worker who lives alone in Tokyo Japan

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I made several side dishes on my day off.
The side dishes that I made a little more of are eaten for breakfast or snacked on .
In this video, I mainly put on dinner and a little bit of breakfast and lunch box.



▶index
00:00 Sunday
11:56 Monday
15:22 Tuesday
19:42 Wednesday
22:19 Thursday
26:03 Friday
28:46 Saturday

▶Menu
Sunday: Soaked spring vegetables, Inari sticks, mentsuyu jelly, tofu dumplings, strawberry butter and compote, various vegetables with sesame miso mayo sauce, sweet vinegared cucumber with chikuwa
Monday: Chirashisushi bento, gnocchi with beets and fava beans, egg soup
Tuesday: Cafe morning, meatloaf with flowers, pasta with firefly squid and rape blossoms
Wednesday: strawberry toast, grilled chicken with cheese
Thursday: Samosa curry
Friday: Lunch box with samosas, rolled pork with kimchi and chives
Saturday: Shrimp with Shishito Peppers, Tom Yum Pho


▶item
White table: Rakuten
Rattan chair: ZARA HOME
White frying pan and pot set: Iris Oyama Ceramic Color Pan
Round cutting board: curvedesign
Wooden spoon: Amazon
White bowl: Fuji Hollow
Glass memory bowl: HARIO

I'm posting my favorite items on Instagram highlights
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▶ABOUT NAMI NO KURASHI
I'm Nami, an office worker living alone in Tokyo.
The Japanese pronunciation "Nami" has several meanings.
One Nami is a girl's name, and the other Nami means ordinary.
Naminokurashi(Nami's life) is a combination of these two meanings.
Kurashi means daily life.
I don't have any special skills. My life is ordinary days.
I hope you enjoy my ordinary days!