hot!
\nI wondered how many days it hadn't rained, but when I woke up this morning, it rained for the first time in a while.
\nWhen this rain stops, it looks like it's going to be a hot day again.<\/p>\n
'Picture diary' is one of the difficult homework assignments for lazy elementary school students.
\nIt was painful to remember the weather every day (I was a lazy elementary school student), but this year it's good to write that it's sunny every day.
\nIt's hot in Hiroshima, where our West Japan office is located, but Iwate seems to be even hotter than that, and I'm worried about whether the flowers and trees on the ranch can withstand the heat.
\nSummer in Hiroshima is a humid summer.
\nSticky, numpy air!
\nIt sticks to your skin.
\ndo you like it?<\/p>\n
Summer festivals in Tohoku, such as Sansa Odori, Hanagasa, and Nebuta Matsuri, are over, and the ears of pampas grass are starting to show up, but the heat is still there.
\nI think some of you may have lost your appetite, but there is something you want to eat this time of year: chilled Chinese noodles.
\nDid you know that Sendai is said to be the birthplace of chilled Chinese noodles?
\nRed, yellow, green, and other colors of ingredients are served on the plate, and your appetite will increase!
\nIt is said that the shop that originated in Sendai developed it as a popular product during the Tanabata festival...
\nThis is over 70 years ago.
\nCome to think of it, I definitely recommend Ark's grilled pork for this chilled Chinese dish!
\nOriginally, it is seasoned so that the taste is not too strong, so it will be a highly satisfying taste when eating chilled Chinese noodles.
\nAs I was taught in the movie 'Tanpopo', while eating the ramen noodles, I gazed at the grilled pork in the bowl as though I loved it, and after the halfway point, I ate one.
\nThe grilled pork when it is used to the soup is very delicious.
\nunderstand?<\/p>\n
The Obon Festival will soon be upon us at the Jodo Shinshu temples in Hiroshima, where we welcome our ancestors by setting up Bon lanterns pasted with red, blue, and yellow colorful colored paper around the graves of each family.
\nIt will be a sight that does not seem like a temple.
\n(There is absolutely no connection between Hiroshima temples and chilled Chinese noodles.)<\/p>\n
Elementary school students who have pictures and picture diaries for homework, come to the ranch!
\nFlowers and animals are waiting!
\nI'll bring lots of colored crayons and paints~
\nDo your homework before Obon!<\/p>\n
\nWest Japan Sales Office Hirotaka Oka<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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