He didn't believe that his beloved cousin was gone. Yasu told them about Juno's disappearance and they all hugged. when Yasu's parents got home, Keiko noticed him and ask about the matter. I miss you." yelled Yasu as he curled himself into a ball of emotions. Good day." He hung up and collapsed to the ground and began to weep. He slowly picked up the phone while shaking. His smart, careful, strong, amazing cousin Juno had gone missing. What happened to my cousin? Is she okay? Can I speak with her?" May I ask why you are calling?" The voice sighed and said "Look kid, I know you may not be expecting this, assuming how close you are to Miss Juno." On the other line was an unfamiliar voice asking, "Is this the Masashige residence?" Yasu gulped and said, "Yes, this is Yasu Masashige. Thinking it was Juno, he picked up and said, "Welcome to McDonald's, how can I help you?" As he was heating up his favorite cup noodles, the phone suddenly started to ring. After getting out of bed, he went downstairs to get food. Yasu woke up to a heavenly morning by the sunshine and the chirping birds. People were jealous of his good looks, his calmness, and even his family. Yasu was considered to be a gifted child since birth. He knew things other kids his age didn't know. His parents taught him about their ancestry and many other things. Little did he know, his parents did try to give him a sibling, but it turned out to be another lost soul, never to be remembered.Īlthough he was shy, growing up made him mature quicker than other children. Everyone else besides his family were like shapeless blobs in his vision. He would only like to hang out with Juno. They could talk about anything without the fear of betrayal.
She made him happy as much as he made her happy. She always babysat him from a very young age. However, there was one person who he cared about and loved the most - his cousin, Juno. Yasu lived with his parents Daku and Keiko who loved him dearly. Yasu is an adult male with short, slicked-back black hair, dark eyes, and a black coat over a brown hoodie. The blank avatar is supposed to represent the player as different players have different avatars. Yasu's appearance depends on the player's Roblox avatar, though he is canonically male. He appears in every chapter of Control's Book of since he is the main protagonist. 2.5.6 Defeating Kintoru Through Her Final Form: Saigomo.2.5.5 Facing And Freeing His Main Ancestor.2.5.3 Back to The School (Encountering His Parents As Monsters).2.5.2 The Wooden Doll in The Bloody Swamp.2.5.1 Entering His Home To The Basement.2.3.2 The Realm of The Forgotten And Escaping The Hospital (Meeting Shaku).2.3.1 Entering The Imperial Palace (Meeting Megumi And Kusonoki).2.2.4 Escaping The Hotel (Meeting Kuriko And Biwaki).2.2.3 Escaping The Cave (Meeting Shizu).Would definitely go back for many of the reasons I gave here, you're likely not going to find the high quality fish in too many places across LA that you'll get here and I've eaten at some of the most popular s I also had a Sake Pairing that comes with 5 types of Sake, most of which are not available in the US, all very good. Price also I would say is in line for the quality of product you're getting here. I appreciate that it's Japanese owned/runned (owner Yasuhisa was there, came out a few times), fish is all imported from Japan and employees are Japanese.
I would say if you've never had a true Omakase experience before, this would be a great place to come. Many of the 17 courses are single piece tastings of a particular fish and average in size.
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My main reason for docking a star (Google by the way doesn't allow for half stars or else I'd give them 4.5 stars) is for me and you might be the same, I can eat a lot of Sushi and these being Sushi not rolls, even after 17 courses, while not hungry, wasn't exact full either. Poor guy is wearing a mask the whole time and trying to describe the dish he's serving and with a fairly thick Japanese accent, not his fault of course but it just dampened the experience a bit for me. My wife and I sat in high chairs facing the Sushi chefs and our chef was an older man, extremely nice, I just really wish I could understand him better. Chances are, if you're like me and have mostly eaten at the many I will say average for lack of a better word Sushi restaurants all over LA, you probably have never eaten not only the type of fish on offer here but also the quality is on another level. My first Omakase experience, overall very positive.
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