Inexplicably, Perry found us a Canadian cafe in his town, in the heart of Inaka Japan. In Perry's town--2000 fruit-growing souls spread along 8 kilometers of highway, inland from the slightly more densely populated coast--Perry found a log cabin called "Lac De Jeune" that serves steak and apple pie dinners, with a Canadian section on the menu and a Canadian flag hanging inside.
It was ridiculous.
And, of course, when we asked the proprietor about the Canadian connection and told her that today was Canada Day and we were Canadians, she looked at us like we had three heads.
Apparently Canadian food is comprised of spare ribs and nothing else.
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