The ironman of travel Yoshimasa Ikeuchi

Child looking at the camera

Feel free to shoot in the town

Kids dressing up in hair

Talking priority over business

Even one banana will be sold

Tourists also listen to the price

Clock tower in the center of town

Vegetables are fresh

All fish chopped

The market is two stories

Birds also participate in customers

Spices are hot selling products

Kotetsu looking into the fish store

Fish shop

Sir Selwyn Market

The spar market is closed on Saturday afternoon.

Closed on Sundays except for hotels and tourist restaurants.
On holidays, the happy smile of a taxi driver who cooks for his family and plays with children in the sea spills over.

What do you think when you see overworked Japanese people?

 The shopping bag is ultra-thin vinyl.
The bag, which was about to tear,
was full of ripe fruits and red and blue spices.

Sweat drips due to heat and congestion.

I left early and headed for the clock tower in the center.

Around the corner, I reunited with a young man
I had just met on the beach this morning.

Two encounters on a chance trip feel a mysterious connection.
I wish the two young people a good trip to Dubai tomorrow.

Suddenly, the seller's father spoke in unintelligible Japanese.
Divide the fruit in his hand in half with his mouth and offer him to eat the fruit inside.

He was reluctant, but he thought it was bad to refuse and threw it into his mouth.

The sweet and sour taste was like mangosteen.

I can't find the ingredients for the
"octopus curry" that I ate every day on
Praslin Island.

Where did the "octopus" go?
I could understand by looking at the market
that it was not on the restaurant menu.
 

Creole Kitchen the Saturday morning market is particularly crowded.

Fortunately, it was the day after my arrival, so I immediately went to my favorite market tour.

Islanders, tourists, and even birds begging for food participate in the crowd.
Fresh vegetables are also declining in this heat.
The fish that were caught this morning are not fresh either, and you won't get a delicious taste with this. 

There are no taxis lined up in front of the hotel on Sunday.

 It is a mysterious Island where you can call the driver's cell phone at the front desk and go out.

But here this may be common sense.
I looked into the casino on my way home from dinner, but I was surprised twice that it was closed on Sunday.

 

 

 

Sir Selwyn Market