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.