It has started to feel like winter so I think that I am far overdue on letting you see some of the sights from fall here in Japan. I hope you enjoy. Just click on any picture for a bigger view.
-The Green Tea Dreamer
Torii gates in the sea near our house
Getting ready to perform at the town shrine’s festival
A well-earned snack after dancing up a storm.
Playing with the adults.
You can buy this bag at our local 7/11
These are the nets that the seaweed for your sushi rolls grows on…in the ocean of course.
Three hours of threshing by hand with a big wooden mallet and this us what you get.
Up close and personal with soy beans
The remains of the soy bean plants Satomi’s mother and I threshed
Street dancing Japan-style
Mud skippers. Kind of cute, aren’t they?
This is the new-fangled way to spray the rice fields and kill those pesky bugs.
I don’t know what kind of flowers they are but they were pretty.
There is definitely a unique quality to some of the Japanese-English floating around here. I get a special happiness from it. There is/was a website http://www.engrish.com that has lots of great examples (or used to. I haven’t looked at it in years). Thanks for checking in.
I love the bag! Makes me smile when I remember Water from the Aso 🙂
There is definitely a unique quality to some of the Japanese-English floating around here. I get a special happiness from it. There is/was a website http://www.engrish.com that has lots of great examples (or used to. I haven’t looked at it in years). Thanks for checking in.