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20
Jul
Beating the Summer Heat
It was a very hot summer day today. Even under the strong sunshine, everyone enjoyed walking through the tea fields with big smiles. Their cheerful smiles seemed to make the summer heat disappear, making it another wonderful day in the tea fields.
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6
Jul
Rainy Tea Fields
Although it was a light rainy day in the middle of Japan’s rainy season, the cool weather made it very comfortable to explore. The tea fields, fresh from the rain, looked even more vibrant and beautifully green than usual. It was a wonderful day to enjoy the peaceful countryside.
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8
Jun
Traditional Japanese Farmhouse
Today, I guided three guests to a traditional Japanese farmhouse surrounded by mountains. We enjoyed wonderful conversations while drinking green tea on the engawa veranda and relaxing in the peaceful countryside atmosphere. To finish our time together, we also enjoyed some roasted brown rice tea (genmaicha). It was a wonderful moment to share together.
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3
Apr
Full Bloom Sakura
Cherry blossoms in full bloom gently embrace a quiet corner of the castle.A special spring moment where history and nature come together.
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27
Mar
Memories from the Tea Fields
We took a special photo together in the vast tea fields, surrounded by endless greenery and fresh mountain air. It was a peaceful and memorable moment, enjoying the beauty of nature and the calm atmosphere of the countryside.
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26
Mar
Handmade Soba Experience
Enjoying freshly made soba they crafted themselves, paired with a big homemade onigiri.In a traditional Japanese tatami room, this simple lunch becomes a truly authentic experience of Japan.
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13
Mar
A Calm Moment in Rural Japan
A lovely moment with today’s guests in my home village.We enjoyed the peaceful countryside and the quiet atmosphere together.
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12
Mar
Seasonal Sweet for the Tea Ceremony
Spring is almost here, so today we served a cherry blossom–inspired sweet during the tea ceremony. Our guests really enjoyed this little taste of Japanese spring.
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22
Feb
Spring Is Just Around the Corner
Today we welcomed a lovely pair of guests.We enjoyed a quiet tea time together on the engawa, feeling the gentle breeze and the calm countryside atmosphere.Simple moments like this make me truly grateful.
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21
Feb
Next Season Starts Here
Carefully digging up Japanese yam seed tubers from the soil.These small roots will become next season’s precious crop.Farming always begins quietly, beneath our feet.
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8
Feb
Snow-Kissed Tea Fields
We had a little snow in our usually warm village. The tea fields are wearing a beautiful white coat.
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1
Feb
Another Happy Tea Ceremony Today
Today, we welcomed new guests who enjoyed a peaceful Japanese tea ceremony.Smiles, calm moments, and a truly relaxing experience.
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18
Jan
Our Guest Enjoyed a Relaxing Tea Time on the Engawa
Relaxing with a cup of tea on a traditional Japanese engawa. Our tour guests enjoyed the calm atmosphere and left with smiles.
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31
Dec
Toshikoshi Soba
New Year’s Eve in Japan.On this day, we eat Toshikoshi Soba to let go of the past year’s hardshipsand to wish for a long, peaceful life in the year ahead. Today, I prepared handmade soba to welcome the New Year.In Japan, this quiet moment at the end of the year is a time to reflect,to […]
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21
Dec
Frosty Mornings
Winter mornings are tough for digging wild yams… The field turns white with frost, and my hands go numb in no time.Still, this is the best season for harvesting.Time to push through and give it my all
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Beating the Summer Heat
It was a very hot summer day today. Even under the strong sunshine, everyone enjoyed walking through the tea fields with big smiles. Their cheerful smiles seemed to make the summer heat disappear, making it another wonderful day in the tea fields.
Read More
Rainy Tea Fields
Although it was a light rainy day in the middle of Japan’s rainy season, the cool weather made it very comfortable to explore. The tea fields, fresh from the rain, looked even more vibrant and beautifully green than usual. It was a wonderful day to enjoy the peaceful countryside.
Read More
Traditional Japanese Farmhouse
Today, I guided three guests to a traditional Japanese farmhouse surrounded by mountains. We enjoyed wonderful conversations while drinking green tea on the engawa veranda and relaxing in the peaceful countryside atmosphere. To finish our time together, we also enjoyed some roasted brown rice tea (genmaicha). It was a wonderful moment to share together.
Read More
Full Bloom Sakura
Cherry blossoms in full bloom gently embrace a quiet corner of the castle.A special spring moment where history and nature come together.
Read More
Memories from the Tea Fields
We took a special photo together in the vast tea fields, surrounded by endless greenery and fresh mountain air. It was a peaceful and memorable moment, enjoying the beauty of nature and the calm atmosphere of the countryside.
Read More
Handmade Soba Experience
Enjoying freshly made soba they crafted themselves, paired with a big homemade onigiri.In a traditional Japanese tatami room, this simple lunch becomes a truly authentic experience of Japan.
Read More
A Calm Moment in Rural Japan
A lovely moment with today’s guests in my home village.We enjoyed the peaceful countryside and the quiet atmosphere together.
Read More
Seasonal Sweet for the Tea Ceremony
Spring is almost here, so today we served a cherry blossom–inspired sweet during the tea ceremony. Our guests really enjoyed this little taste of Japanese spring.
Read More
Spring Is Just Around the Corner
Today we welcomed a lovely pair of guests.We enjoyed a quiet tea time together on the engawa, feeling the gentle breeze and the calm countryside atmosphere.Simple moments like this make me truly grateful.
Read More
Next Season Starts Here
Carefully digging up Japanese yam seed tubers from the soil.These small roots will become next season’s precious crop.Farming always begins quietly, beneath our feet.
Read More
Snow-Kissed Tea Fields
We had a little snow in our usually warm village. The tea fields are wearing a beautiful white coat.
Read More
Another Happy Tea Ceremony Today
Today, we welcomed new guests who enjoyed a peaceful Japanese tea ceremony.Smiles, calm moments, and a truly relaxing experience.
Read More
Our Guest Enjoyed a Relaxing Tea Time on the Engawa
Relaxing with a cup of tea on a traditional Japanese engawa. Our tour guests enjoyed the calm atmosphere and left with smiles.
Read More
Toshikoshi Soba
New Year’s Eve in Japan.On this day, we eat Toshikoshi Soba to let go of the past year’s hardshipsand to wish for a long, peaceful life in the year ahead. Today, I prepared handmade soba to welcome the New Year.In Japan, this quiet moment at the end of the year is a time to reflect,to […]
Read More
Frosty Mornings
Winter mornings are tough for digging wild yams… The field turns white with frost, and my hands go numb in no time.Still, this is the best season for harvesting.Time to push through and give it my all
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