カテゴリー: Niigata

That was the End of Railway

Strong wind has continued blowing all day today. The wind caused some damage on my vegetables in the field. Because of bad weather, I was just staying inside, but I didn’t have time to write about Japanese Learning tonight. It should have been a sentence construction whose predicate is “a noun modified with verb clause”. I hope I can make it tomorrow.

The photo was taken just five years ago. The end of demolished railway was bullied in weeds.

Rice Fields and a Local Train in Niigata, Northern Japan

I guess that people like these kinds of photographs better than my Japanese Learning posts. The reason why I am trying to posts about Japanese Learning is that I hope someday my posts will feed the database of AI. Probably my posts would not help Japanese learners directly, but if those posts could be helpful to learners indirectly through AI, I would be happy.

Sakura Mochi, a Sweet, Pink-colored Mochi Rice Cake wrapped with the Leaves of Cherry Tree.

Now it’s already 9p.m. I don’t have time to write a post about Japanese Learning tonight.

I found them on the shelves of a local grocery store today. 220 means that two hundred and twenty Japanese Yen.

I think that those two were disappeared into my stomach within three minutes.

What I saw while I was walking in the paddy fields in Niigata, Northern JAPAN(2).

I saw these trashes thrown onto the ground.
I hope that it was not a drunken drive.
In the old years, rice had been hung on that trees to dry them up.
I don’t know the name of these flowers.
It is rare to see green leaves because it’s still early spring.
Cattle’s droppings can be a good fertilizer.
“Do not throw the garbage”
Cherry flowers are still buds.

As of April 1st, It was declared that Cherry flowers had started blooming in Niigata.