let’s go to market

it’s saturday again. you know what that means. it’s farmer’s market day! you can buy beautiful vegetables, baking, fresh herbs and flowers, and much more. you might run into a giant squid in the middle of 23rd street. just give him some space, okay?

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i enjoyed that quite a bit:)

you know, it makes me think of another video about sushi restaurant etiquette, you migth’ve seen it already, it’s pretty great/funny.

ahaha :D you might meet the giant squid in your town someday :)

>sushi restaurant etiquette video
do you mean this?

this looks like a scene from イカレスラー(english title: “calamari wrestler”). i have heard of the movie but not yet seen it. this summer i am researching a book about octopus, so i am down with all things cephalopod.

now i have reminded myself of a japanese artist who staged a performance piece in spain (madrid?) called “minotaur versus sea monster”. a person in a minotaur costume fought a battle with a person in an octopus-like costume on the street outside of the gallery. the sea monster won. another artist made a video of a sight-seeing trip which he took with a live octopus. the rest of the octopus art which i have come across was less interesting than this.

sou sou ika resura- dayo :D
i haven’t seen it either but it looks very powerful…

i’m very curious what kind of tako-book you’re reading.
octopus is very important in japanese culture. a giant octopus-shaped balloon always prays for the safety of swimmers at akashi beach..

i’m not reading a tako-book–i’m collecting information so that the professor i work for can write one. it will be called “octopus” and it’s one of a series of books about the cultural history of certain animals (published by reaktion books in the u.k.). other books in the series include “rat”, “snake”, “tortoise”, “ant”, etc. thanks so much for the photo of the octopus balloon! maybe it can be an illustration in the book. i’ve been to akashi many times (via the “tako ferry” from awaji) , but i’ve never seen the balloon. どうも!

yes! exactly! see, i knew you had seen it already:)

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