Serene state of mind

Today, although neither I nor Husband are not a big fan, I'd like to take this occasion to place a congratulatory address for 50th anniversary of Aerosmith.
Brother-in-law is a big fan of Aerosmith, and he placed "Aerosmith Taiyaki" on social media, and we took interests in it.
Not all the stores of Naruto Taiyaki Honpo, the dealer, sell the limited-time Taiyaki,
So when we had a chance to visit a town where the Taiyaki shop was there, we went to the shop and bought ones.
Brother-in-law compared the Taiyaki with "Dream On", and we found he was right.

Taiyaki is explained as fish-shaped pancakes with filling.
For our nation, Tai, or "sea bream" in English, is choice-quality fish to be served at happy events.
This time, white-bean paste kneaded with apple is used for filling.
According to Naruto Taiyaki Hompo, they selected apple for filling in order to form an impression of red sleeve of Aerosmith's 50th anniversary greatest-hit album.

They appeal that the Taiyaki tastes like apple-pie.
Some international Aerosmith fans who came to our country might have enjoyed the pancakes.
They used up ingredients and discontinued the product once, but the sweets were so popular that they prepared filling and resumed selling again.

Both I and Husband found out for the first time that the members of Aerosmith are big Taiyaki lovers,
Especially Steven Tyler admires the sweets as a mysteriousness of Japan.
There is an urban legendary rumor that once the band went on the verge of breakup from tug-of-war over Taiyaki.
Although the truth of the matter is unknown, our nation describes situations like this as a grudge about food is great, and such feeling is not only among our nation.
　And my artless question is:
　　Has Aerosmith listened to an old smash-hit song "Oyoge Taiyaki-kun (swim, Taiyaki, swim!)"?



(Translation: Unable-to-think-up-Handle)



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