Too bad it isn’t summer yet… it was actually raining when we had the soumen. SAMS seems to be having out of season Japanese activities this few weeks^^ Nagashi soumen, as the Japanese like to do in summer, involves flowing white noodles down a shoot of bamboo in ice cold water. You try to catch the flowing noodles with a pair of chopsticks, and what you catch is dunked into a fish-soy-mirin based sauce and eaten.
Before I continue, here’s a webpage on how to have your own nagashi soumen: http://toyohara.com/inaka/somen-e.htm. The effort of cutting the bamboo was… well, a LOT. Thanks to everyone who took time to help and prepare!
Edit: Due to requests, I’ll put up the steps to have your own nagashi soumen party.
Tags: Food, Japanese, SAMSBusy with studies, busy with SAMS, busy building my new computer XD Did not preorder Minorin’s Melty tale storage First Press… D:
Will post something very soon. Give me time to write something.
Before then, here’s a simple question to keep you guys busy: 2D or 3D?
I’ll be greedy and say I’ll have both and much more
The Spring Charity Fashion Show was co-organized by SAMS as well the Swinburne Young Entreprenuer’s Club and Swinburne Choir Club. Held on the 24th January at the Kuching Civic Centre Event Hall, the show showcased various spring themed fashion as well as bridal fashion in support of the Sarawak Children’s Cancer Society.
Pictures galore after the jump.
Tags: Kuching, SAMS, Swinburne