Jubilation!

When I was visiting Tokyo Disneyland, it was having a 25^th anniversary celebration. So, I had a chance to witness the special afternoon parade called Jubilation!

Cinderella first came out on the Princess Garden.

Winnie the Pooh then came out with his friends on the Forest Friends.

Since Simba has not met Winnie the Pooh, it came out on a separate car on Jungle Safari.

Peter Pan and friends and enemies came out together on the Pirate Moon.

Then came Lilo and Stitch, and Pinocchio and friends on the Bubbles. Then came Sulley and Mike Wazowski from Monsters, Inc.

The main character on the Finale is non other than Mickey Mouse himself, with a 'small' fairy.

Mosu Baga no Aisu Kohi

Mos Burger is a chain of fast-food restaurant with the home base in Japan. In Japan, it is pronounced as Mo-su Ba-ga.

"Japanese Fine Burger & Coffee."

The first time I tasted a burger at Mos Burger was more than ten years ago in Singapore. I fell in love with Mos Burger with my first bite and I always went back for more. However, I did not have a chance to go to Mos Burger after I left Singapore.

The original Mo-su Ba-ga.

I found the burgers at Mo-su Ba-ga better than those American chains in term of overall taste and meat quality. However, the burgers are pathetically small at Mo-su Ba-ga, so I normally need to have two burgers for a proper meal.

This is a Su-pai-shi Mo-su Ba-ga (Spicy Mos Burger).

Since Mo-su Ba-ga claims to serve fine coffee, I savour my burgers with a glass of iced coffee. However, I need to mention ai-su ko-hi when I make my order. Sometimes I do quench my thirst with a glass of O-ron cha (Chinese tea) too.

Mo-su Ba-ga no ai-su ko-hi.

Mo-su Ba-ga no o-ron cha.

A burger meal is usually not complete with some French fries. In Japanese Mo-su Ba-ga, they are called Fu-ren-chi Fu-rai Po-te-to.

The fat and juicy Fu-ren-chi Fu-rai Po-te-to.

O-ni Po-te stands for Fu-ren-chi Fu-rai Po-te-to & O-ni-on Fu-rai (potato French fries & onion rings).

My favourite at Mos Burger has got to be those rice burgers. There are three types, but I have just tasted two of them. They are the Mo-su Rai-su Ba-ga with Ka-ru-bi Ya-ki-ni-ku (pan-fried beef-rib meat) and Mo-su Rai-su Ba-ga with Kai-sen Ka-ki-a-ge (seafood fritter).

Mo-su Rai-su Ba-ga with Ka-ru-bi Ya-ki-ni-ku.

Mo-su Rai-su Ba-ga with Kai-sen Ka-ki-a-ge.

Sometimes, Mos Burger does provide some special items on the menu for a limited period of time.

Hot-to Chi-kin Ba-ga (Hot Chicken Burger).

Mo-su no To-ru-ti-ya Ta-ko-su (Mos' Tortilla Tacos).

A closer look at the Mo-su no To-ru-ti-ya Ta-ko-su.

If you haven't seen enough of the Mos Burger food, here's the complete menu, though a bit small.

Mo-su Ba-ga Me-nyu (Mos Burger Menu).

How I wish Mos Burger will increase the size of serving. The best will be the size as shown in the photo below.

Su-pa Me-ga Hot-to Chi-kin Ba-ga (Super Mega Hot Chicken Burger), my own creation!