CUPNOODLES MUSEUM

CUPNOODLES MUSEUM

I went to Yokohama Minato Mirai and visited the Nissin Cup Noodle Museum which I have been curious for long time.

Here, such as successive instant noodles and originator of Nissin Cup Noodles are exhibited by age.

CUPNOODLES MUSEUM

Especially, this object that was made of noodles is interesting.
In fact, Some words are hidden in this….
Can you find them?

17. April 2013 by Yumi
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Potato Planting - continued

Potato Planting

To plant potatoes are used a seed potato (bady potatoes).
Here is the method of planting potatoes.

1) Dig a hall in the field like picture
2) Place the seed potato there
3) Give poultry manures and composts as a fertilize
4) Cover up with soil

Buy the way, you can harvest this potato three months later, that is July.

Potato Planting

16. April 2013 by Katsuyuki
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Potato Planting

Potato Planting

In Japan, now is a time to plant potatoes.
Some people do not wonder about potatoes’ origin, they were introduced from china more than 400 years ago and become a very popular crop in Japan now.

Potato Planting

15. April 2013 by Katsuyuki
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1,000 Cherry Blossoms Festival – last

1,000 Cherry Blossoms Festival

The cherry blossoms here are Someiyoshino which are the most common type of cherry trees in Japan. They account for 70 to 80% of the total number. Bloom gloriously with Someiyoshino in spring, and they produce masses of whitish-pink flowers. Although most of them are Someiyoshino here, I saw some of Yaezakura as well. Both of them are very beautiful. It is worth to come see them.

1,000 Cherry Blossoms Festival

1,000 Cherry Blossoms Festival
It only takes one hour and 20 minutes from Tokyo by a bullet train and a 10-minute walk to Ueda station.

12. April 2013 by Katsuyuki
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1,000 Cherry Blossoms Festival – continued 3

1,000 Cherry Blossoms Festival

When you head a little farther on, you see a place where was used to be a castle keep.
It is only a wilderness now, but a main large hall which was for a lord to live was located here. As you can see on the picture, there is nothing now. There is another moat, but this one still has water. There a cherry blossoms along the moat. When I looked more closely, I found some carps. In Japan, the carp is a symbol of a successful career. So, I might get promoted today.

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11. April 2013 by Katsuyuki
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