June 15, 2011

LOVELY WISTERIA

The Japanese love flowers, and wisteria are among their favorites. Wisteria are called fuji in Japanese.

One of the best places to view fuji flowers is the Ashikaga Flower Park.
Japanese Ashikaga Flower Park (Ashikaga Flower Park) is located in the city in the province of Ashikaga Tochigiono Honsyu. The park covers about 8.2 hectaresand is famous for various kinds of wisteria. The park features lots of Ashikaga colors blue, pink and white wisteria and yellow broom, which look like yellow wisteria.


One large fuji tree is 100 years old and its branches are supported to create a huge umbrella of blue fuji flowers. There is also a long tunnel of white fuji flowers, while a tunnel of yellow kingusari needs a few more years to become an actual tunnel. Moreover, besides the fuji, you will find many other flowers, restaurants and a shop selling plants and local products.











Ashikaga Flower Park is one of the most beautiful place I have been. I wanna take you there to experience how it feels to touch those lovely flowers!


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DID YOU KNOW THAT?
RARE PRICE FOR ORDINARY FOOD?

But this ain't ordinary
Japanese called this 
"Eggs of the Sun"

 The Japanese must really love mangos.  Two “Eggs of the Sun” mangos, named for their vivid coloration, were recently auctioned off for $2,000 in southern Japan.  If Americans were going to spend that kind of money on a pair, it would the kind of fruit you keep in a bra.

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JAPANESE WASABI


-Japanese Horseradish-

If you are wondering what Wasabi is , its a paste with mustard like texture, and tastes much much stronger than mustard, if you are trying it for the first time, just try a little bit to make sure you are ok with the spice.



Wasabi is an essential condiment in Japanese cuisine. It's the light green paste that accompanies sushi, seafood, noodles, and more. Typically, people dip sashimi slices in a mixture of wasabi and soy sauce.
Ideally, fresh wasabi rhizomes are finely grated on grater. But the availability of fresh wasabi rhizomes is usually low, and 100 % real, fresh wasabi is rarely used. Wasabi powder, which is used by mixing with water, or wasabi paste in plastic tube, is substituted for fresh wasabi.
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What are the health benefits of Wasabi?
1. Cancer Protection
2. Anti-Inflammatory Effects
3. Reduction in Heart Disease and Stroke Risk
4. Anti-Bacterial Effects

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{{Closing my post with a beautiful quote.}}
When a mirror will be broken, just leave iton the floor rather than be wounded by fixing it again.

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Sakura - Cherry blossom in Kyot



The cherry blossom - sakura - has been celebrated for many centuries and takes a very prominent position in Japanese culture. It is Japan's unofficial national flower.

  
A cherry blossom is the flower of any of several trees of genus Prunus, particularly the Japanese Cherry, Prunus serrulata, which is sometimes called sakura after the Japanese (桜 or 櫻; さくら).[1][2]Many of the varieties that have been cultivated for ornamental use do not produce fruit. Edible cherriesgenerally come from cultivars of the related species Prunus avium and Prunus cerasus.

 

"Hanami" is the centuries-old practice of picnicking under a blooming sakura or ume tree. The custom is said to have started during the Nara Period (710–794) when it was ume blossoms that people admired in the beginning. But by the Heian Period (794–1185), cherry blossoms came to attract more attention and hanami was synonymous with sakura.[4] From then on, in tanka and haiku, "flowers" meant "sakura." The custom was originally limited to the elite of the Imperial Court, but soon spread tosamurai society and, by the Edo period, to the common people as well. Tokugawa Yoshimune planted areas of cherry blossom trees to encourage this. Under the sakura trees, people had lunch and drank sake in cheerful feasts.


EXPERIENCE THE BEAUTY OF SAKURA!

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TOYOTA VEROSSA

The Toyota Verossa was a sedan-style automobile produced by the Toyota Motor Company of Japan. It was primarily purchased within Japan, as it was never officially exported for sale in other countries.

After production of the Chaser and Cresta had ended in 2000, Toyota replaced the two sedans with the controversially styled Verossa in 2001. The Verossa shared its model code with its predecessors and also featured the front-engine rear-drive layout.

The Verossa was powered by 24 valve DOHC inline-six cylinder engines giving 160hp (120kW) to 280hp (210kW) (2.0 litre, Type 1G-FE; 2.5 litre, Type 1JZ-FSE and 1JZ-GTE). The 2.0 litre model was also available in 4WD form.

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INTERESTINGLY AMAZING.....

One such experiment took place a number of years ago with watermelons being the focus of some creative tweaking
You won't see it in a regular supermarket because it's of a higher grade and price than regular watermelons.
Funny and interestingly amazing Shapes
trough Japanese clever minds.





sweet and lovely shape



 Here are some answers to your curiosity
on how it was shaped as some are thinking it as impossible.





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Tanabata


Tanabata Japanese Tradition

Tanabata is a Japanese tradition wherein people write their wishes on tanzaku papers (colorful, small strips of papers) and hang them on bamboo branches. People also decorate bamboo branches with various kinds of paper decorations and place them outside their houses. The most common Tanabata decorations are colorful streamers. Streamers are said to symbolize the weaving of threads. Other tanabata decorations are toami (casting net), which means good luck for fishing and farming and kinchaku (hand bag), which means wealth.

Tanabata originated more than 2,000 years ago with an old Chinese tale called Kikkoden.

Once there was a weaver princess named Orihime and a cow herder prince named Hikoboshi living in space. After they got together, they were playing all the time and forgot about their jobs. The king was angry at them and separated them on opposite sides of the Amanogawa River (Milky Way). The king allowed them to meet only once a year on the seventh day of the seventh month in the lunar calendar. Tanabata literally means the night of the seventh, and it's also known as the star festival. It's believed that Orihime and Hikoboshi can't see each other if the day is rainy, so people pray for good weather and also make wishes for themselves.

Depending on regions, Tanabata is celebrated on July 7th or August 7th (which is around the seventh day of the seventh month in the lunar calendar) in Japan. Many cities and towns hold Tanabata festivals and set Tanabata displays along the main streets. It's fun to walk through the long streamers on the street. In some regions, people light lanterns and float them on the river, or float bamboo leaves on the river.

Tanabata festivals in Sendai-city, Miyagi Prefecture and Hiratsuka-city, Kanagawa Prefecture are particularly well-known. Huge Tanabata decorations fill the main streets in these cities and attract millions of visitors every year.


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1999 Honda Integra


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Body Color : White
Transmission : MT
Model Code : GF-DC2
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Year : 1999
Fuel Type : Gasolin
Millage : 90000 km


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