Two beers or not two beers, that is the question

I have been in Japan for over a week now and I have managed to drink alcohol every single day since I came here :-) I have gone out for dinner 5 or 6 times with old friends and new friends, colleagues and host families so even though I study 6-7 hours a day the evenings pretty much look like a normal vacation. Next week's schedule is already building up so I guess it continue like this :-) Maybe I should just drink soda when going out..... naaaa

When school was over this friday I meet with Asuka, a girl I have been mailing with, for some time now. Together with three of her friends, 1 gaijin (foreigner) and 2 native, we went to an Okonomiyaki restaurant. Tokyo-okonomiyaki and Osaka-okonomiyaki is different and last time I was in Japan my colleague Mr. Mizuuchi, who is from Osaka, spend a long time explaining the difference to me but unfortunately I have forgotten most of it (ごめんね、水内さん). Kanto area (Tokyo, Yokohama, ...) and Kansai area (Osaka, Kyoto, ...) also speak somewhat differently. So for us Kanto-people Kansai dialect is difficult to understand. Kanazawa is also from Osaka and last time I was in Japan she had a strong Kansai accent but this time it had completely disappeared.

I forgot to take a picture of the Okonomiyaki, so here is a picture I swiped from a Japanese website instead