Food co-ordinator SHIORI, 24, author of the “Tsukutte agetai kare gohan” or “Meals for your man” cookbook series popular with 20-something females, has selected around two dozen songs for a couple of compilation albums to be released Feb 11. The two albums, titled “Home Date blunch” and “Home Date dinner,” will sell for 1,500 yen each and include original recipes designed by SHIORI.
Both the CDs have 13 songs on them, with “Home Date blunch” featuring the late bossa nova master Antonio Carlos Jobim’s “Wave,” and “Home Date dinner” featuring French actress-singer Brigitte Bardot’s “La Madrague.” SHIORI said she chose soothing songs that friends and family could listen to as they relaxed and enjoyed good food.
© Japan Today
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blvtzpk
"Blunch"? Er...OK...
neverknow2
What about "Home Date bleakfast"???? Japanese are good at copying the west, but their autism makes them mimic with so many errors. Sometimes its embarrassing!!
Betting
If SHIORI could spell her name using lower and upper case correctly, I'm sure many of us here would be pleased.
bamboohat
what exactly is a food co ordinator?
"Ok, pickles, step up, mustard, go sit over there. Sushi, sit tight I'll be with you in minute. OK PEOPLE, LETS GET READY!!!"
You'd think people would be able to choose a CD to listen to on a date without needing one specifically made for that purpose, but what the hey....
plasticmonkey
I'm convinced the bad spelling in most cases is deliberate. It shows that you're still Japanese and haven't been gone over to the overly logical Western mindset. Same with the SHIORI.
Ultradude
how about runch?
Altria
mmm...that stimurates my sarivary grands.
nandakandamanda
Come on guys, give the woman a break!
The CDs are goo! for us to buy and play to the ladies on those special dates, and the menus sound dericious.
Sarge
I have blunch every day between 11am and 2pm.
Patricia Yarrow
Sounds nice。 Still I wonder why the title isn't the way it is probably said by Jpns, "Homu Dato Blunchi."
oreoreda
sounds a bit clap to me