Kakizaki Memi blog post: stomach flu and handshake sell-outs

It's going around

Kakizaki Memi
2017.01.27


Good evening.
It's Kakizaki Memi.

A few days ago, I went out at lunch-time with Meimei (Higashimura Mei) to eat shaved ice (lol).

It was shaved ice covered with roasted soy flour (*´ω`*)

Delicious ~ ♥
 

We really went for strawberry shaved ice, but the people in front of us bought up the
last of it …(ノ_<。)

We'll get revenge next time !!



Anyway, somehow...
I ended up getting gastroenteritis ～( ;∀;)
It's been a long time since I was sick. It's tough ~~(T-T) 

Mii-pan (Sasaki Mirei) also seems to have got it
A bit before me.
So it's apparently going around. Everyone please look after yourselves, okay.

Bye-bye.

-- Kakizaki Memi

posted 2017/01/27  03:25
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In other news, Memi has sold out her remaining handshake slots: one each at the last three Futari Saison handshake events, two in Chiba and one in Kyoto. So the top sellers in Hiragana are Katoshi and Kyonko (12/12), Mii-Pan (6/6) and Memi and Takemoto (both 9/12).

Memi has sold out her remaining handshake slots: one each at the last three Futari Saison handshake events, two in Chiba and one in Kyoto. So the top sellers in Hiragana are Katoshi and Kyonko (12/12), Mii-Pan (6/6) and Memi and Takemoto (both 9/12).

Memi has sold out her remaining handshake slots: one each at the last three Futari Saison handshake events, two in Chiba and one in Kyoto. So the top sellers in Hiragana are Katoshi and Kyonko (12/12), Mii-Pan (6/6) and Memi and Takemoto (both 9/12).

We heard about the sweets from Higashimura Mei's blog a couple of days ago. But she never made it clear just what the big white thing they had was:

Meimei called it "sorubi," which seems possibly Korean (as did a sign on the wall), but only said it involved mochi sprinkled with roasted soy flour. Other sources, and now Memi, say it is basically shaved ice, with a topping. I hope mochi is really part of the deal.

But I wouldn't blame the stomach problem on the sweets. After a weekend of shaking hands with hundreds of people, who knows what bacteria get left behind. I'm sure Memi and Mii-pan will be better soon. 

"Idols asleep" is a photo genre that keeps showing up in Keyakizaka46 blogs.

I appreciate Memi's careful custom of using members' nicknames, but putting their full names in parentheses.