24/06/2026
【Denmark trip Day.2】
・Our Home for 9 Days
・The living-dining room is right inside the front door.
The furniture and furnishings are from JYSK (the
Danish version of IKEA) and IKEA.
・Bedroom. Two people can sleep here, and two more
can sleep on the sofa bed in the living room.
・Kitchen. If you’re going to put such a big refrigerator
here, please also provide standard-sized frying pan
and pot.
・Please put a washing machine here instead of the
four-burner stove and oven.
・The view is amazing.
・A lovely courtyard.
・There’s even a swing.
・A huge cucumber.
・The open-faced sandwich with cucumber and
cheese is delicious.
・On the second day, we explored the town, focusing
on thrift stores and home improvement stores.
Hunting for bargains at thrift stores was one of the
highlights, but more than anything, I wanted to find a
pan and a pot first!
・A smørrebrød shop.
・A fish market.
・Kazuhiko is hooked on commercial vehicles.
・Arrived at the first thrift store. I’m excited because
the chances of finding hidden treasures are higher
here than at flea markets.
・There was a lot of tableware, so I had high hopes,
but it was a bust. I saw a Royal Copenhagen plate I
kind of liked for 350 Kr (8,750 yen). It was small, and
I didn’t feel like I absolutely had to have it, so I
passed. And there were no pans or pots either!!
・After had lunch in the park , our sons asked some
local adults, “Can I join you?” to join their group.
・Just kept walking. I easily exceed 10,000 steps every
day.
・Home improvement store
・Lots of brass hardware. Bought some toride for my
next project.
・No good finds here either.
・The last fortress
・They had pans and pots! I also discovered some real
hidden gems!! ARABIA’s Kilta—5 kr each. That’s 125
yen!
The backstamp is worn off, though. Lucky me!! Got 5
of them. The problem is, if the patru doesn’t sell, how
am I going to bring them home?
・Now that I’ve got the pan and pot, time to go grocery
shopping
・Picked up mushrooms, pork, and butter
・The pasta shop, Kou, is open today.
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