Always delighted to see more examples of yukkuri as food, and Tumikikuzusi's yus look so adorably perturbed. Particularly liking the tempura-fried pair. :D
I love flapping yukkuris. There's something about the gesture of flapping that says many things, like "go away", fanning themselves like one does with a papercut, trying to scare something away by frantic moving... In short, the futile attmpts to do something with their only limb is delightful to see.
This looks like an "okosama-ranchi" or child's lunch in Japan. The flag, plate, and fork reminds me of one.
I love the flapping too. It's soooo cute and helpless, whether grown or ko. I read somewhere that holding them by their braids/sidelocks/fluffs hurts like a son of a gun. I would always end up doing it tho. <3
*flap**flap**flap*Yunyaaaaaaa!!PUFFF!!*flap flap*Mooommmyyyy! Mooooooommmmyyy!!Don't eaj me...Accessories chips: fried plain and sprinkled with salt is popular nowadays. Gives a sweet and salty taste while keeping yukkuri from touching it.SIIISHHDER!!Poo-poo and pee-pee hole sealedGrilled Yukkuri: It is aliveFried Yukkuri: RespectModerate space to run awaySaabe mee...Don'j come heerry!Yuu...Yu...Id hurrrrddddssss!