Thomas: What’s that delicious smell?

Yuko: It’s unagi.

Thomas: What’s unagi?

Yuko: Barbecued eel.

Thomas: People eat eels?

Yuko: Yes. It’s very popular but also expensive. Would you like to try it?

Thomas: How expensive is it?

Yuko: The unagi with rice set is at least double the price of a regular lunch.

Thomas: Well, today it’s my treat for all your kindness.

Yuko: Oh, thanks a lot, Thomas.

Mr. Smith: Oh, Ms. Jets.

Ms. Jets: Call me Bennie.

Mr. Smith: OK, Bennie. I’m actually listening to Mozart’s Symphony No. 40.

Ms. Jets: Oh, I love that symphony. It’s a sad but beautiful piece of music. That’s typical of Mozart.

Mr. Smith: Sounds like you know a lot about classical music.

Ms. Jets: Well, I went to music college.

Mr. Smith: That’s interesting. You don’t seem like a classical music lover.

Ms. Jets: I love all kinds of music, Mr. Smith.

Thomas: Look at that huge old building! What is it?

Yuko: It’s called Akarenga Soko, or Red Brick Warehouse. The warehouse was built over 100 years ago, but now it’s been transformed into a shopping complex.

Thomas: I love the way they’ve preserved the original architecture.

Yuko: Me too. Hey, it’s almost six. Are you hungry?

Thomas: Yes, I’m starving.

Yuko: Great. How about dinner in Chinatown?

Thomas: That would be wonderful!

Hiroto: Yes, Juliet. Wow, you haven’t changed at all!

Juliet: Thanks, but I’ve changed a lot. It’s been 30 years since college.

Hiroto: So, where are you living now?

Juliet: I’ve lived in the western part of Canada since 1990. How about you?

Hiroto: Well, I’m still in Japan, but I have a 22-year-old son, who lives in Canada. He’s a professional golfer.

Juliet: What’s his name?

Hiroto: Yasuto. He lives in Calgary.

Juliet: That’s where I am! Maybe I can meet him.