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At Home in Uonuma. News from a small town in rural Japan. Slow food, slow life, slow travel in Uonuma and beyond. Tuesday, October 13, 2009. Hazagake (or hazakake, or hasakake), a way to dry rice under the sun, has become our company's yearly event in autumn. Haza" (or hasa) means the equipment with which the reaped rice is hung over and "gake" (or kake) derives from the verb "kakeru," or "hung" in English. Hazagake had been popular until 1970. The scenery of. Hazagake, known as pastoral autumn landscape,.

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At Home in Uonuma. News from a small town in rural Japan. Slow food, slow life, slow travel in Uonuma and beyond. Tuesday, October 13, 2009. Hazagake (or hazakake, or hasakake), a way to dry rice under the sun, has become our company's yearly event in autumn. Haza" (or hasa) means the equipment with which the reaped rice is hung over and "gake" (or kake) derives from the verb "kakeru," or "hung" in English. Hazagake had been popular until 1970. The scenery of. Hazagake, known as pastoral autumn landscape,.

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At Home in Uonuma. News from a small town in rural Japan. Slow food, slow life, slow travel in Uonuma and beyond. Tuesday, April 21, 2009. Last week we visited a backcountry route of Tsugaike to report for the SPRAY, Jiyujin's separate volume. This area is a part of the Tsugaike nature park, where spread marsh and wild flowers in summer. We headed for Tenbo (observation) marsh deep into the nature park. But such a lot of snow at this time in April was amazing. A brace of gouse! View my complete profile.

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At Home in Uonuma: June 2009

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At Home in Uonuma. News from a small town in rural Japan. Slow food, slow life, slow travel in Uonuma and beyond. Monday, June 15, 2009. We planted rice in our rice-field "Jiyu-den". In recent years, we've been trying to grow organic rice by ourselves. The farming is basically carried out in traditional agricultural ways, such as planting rice by hand, removing weeds without agrichemicals, drying harvested rice under the sun. The first step of planting rice is to set the field ready for farming. E Restau...

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At Home in Uonuma. News from a small town in rural Japan. Slow food, slow life, slow travel in Uonuma and beyond. Thursday, April 9, 2009. It's been getting wamer and wamer these days. Spring vegetables and flowers are shooting up. Fukinoto is one of the most popular spring vegetables in Japan. It is a sort of. Edible wild plants, which spontaneously appears on fields in spring. We cook Fukinoto with Miso (soybean paste) or deep-fry and enjoy the spring taste! Katakuri (left) / Koshinokobaimo (right).

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At Home in Uonuma: December 2008

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At Home in Uonuma. News from a small town in rural Japan. Slow food, slow life, slow travel in Uonuma and beyond. Tuesday, December 23, 2008. Santa Claus has come! Yesterday some Santa Clauses came to our office. A little bit hasty, though. I chose the one with very cute strawberry cap, topped with whipped cream, whose body was filled with strawberry flavoured pudding (right). Wish you happy Christmas! Saturday, December 13, 2008. After the first snow, we had little snow and the blanket of snow has gone.

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At Home in Uonuma: February 2009

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At Home in Uonuma. News from a small town in rural Japan. Slow food, slow life, slow travel in Uonuma and beyond. Tuesday, February 10, 2009. A Visit to Ninja Towns. Are legendary warriors in Japan, who were skilled in various extraordinary martial arts. Although many of real ninja's legends are not known even to the Japanese, the image of their contumes and performance has now become very popular not only within Japan. Ninja, before we picked up this theme in our latest issue. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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