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Totoro Japanese Restaurant, Ann Arbor, where we often have lunch.
Named for our favorite Miyazaki film character, the Totoro. |
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| Soup bowls, chopsticks, and Diet Coke. |
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| The Totoro whose creator film-maker Hayao Miyazaki just celebrated his 84th birthday. |
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| Sushi roll |
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Vegetable tempura … not shown: teriyaki salmon and orange chicken.
Always a nice place to have lunch. |
A Brief Visit to the Art Museum
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| A very ancient pot in the shape of a bird. |
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| A Duck-Shaped Vessel made in 2004 by Korean potter Kim Yik-yung (b. 1935) |
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| Another duck-shaped vessel, Korean, 3rd-4th Century. |
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| Chinese snuff bottle with bat design, 19th century. |
Photos and blog post © 2025 mae sander
That looks like a good day, Mae! Some day I'll have to hit your museum.
ReplyDeleteOhhhh wow what a fabulous post. The food looks amazing and the art is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteHello Mae,
ReplyDeleteThe food looks delicious! I like the art, the ancient pot shaped like a bird is cool. Take care, have a great day!
That looks like a fun day with so much art and delicious looking food.
ReplyDeleteSushi and art, a wonderful post!
ReplyDeleteSushi and art – a perfect combination.
ReplyDeleteHello Mae,
ReplyDeleteI loved the critter art, the ancient bird pot and the ducks are all wonderful. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
Hello Mae :)
ReplyDeleteThe food does look good, and the visit to the museum looks
very informative as well as enjoyable I must look up if ducks were revered in ancient times, as so many artifacts are shaped like ducks.
All the best
Sonjia-
What a fun day. Love the art in the museum and even in the restaurant! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteA great place and combined with a visit to the museum, great.
ReplyDeleteIt’s been too long since I visited a museum. The bird art!
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