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maoyeamh · 1 year

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#original photography #flower #Japanese plum #ume

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aishiteru-kenshin · 1 year

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The Year Passes to The Rabbit

#Japanese Art #Year of The Rabbit #Chinese New Year #Plum Blossoms #Year of The Tiger #Lunar New Year #Winter #Usagi #うさぎ #Rabbit #Tiger #虎 #Tora #Japanese Plum #Ume #梅 #Japanese Apricot #Animals

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eijukawai · 1 year

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メジロ

2023.3.11

今日は荒山公園に梅がまだ咲いていることを期待して行って来ました。

思いの外咲いてない。もっと咲いてるかと思ってたらシーズンはもう終わりな感じです。

どうしよっかなぁって思ってたらメジロが飛んで来てくれました。

メジロって見つけたら撮りますよね。撮りやすい場所に来てくれますものね。でも、撮ろうと思ってカメラを構えたら逃げていきますよね。それで動きが早いんです。

メジロだって思って撮り始めたら、あっという間に１００枚ぐらい撮りませんか？シャッターチャンスってほんの一瞬ですもんね。

そんな訳で、荒山公園は早めに切り上げて花の文化園に行ってみたけれど、ここの梅林もほぼ終わりの状態でした。

今年の梅シーズンはもう終わりですね。

#メジロ #紅梅 #梅 #梅花 #梅の花 #japanese plum #plumblossom #flower #flowers #japanese flower

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junyaaoyama · 1 month

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Episode.14

ろんぐたいむのーしー

春が目の前にいます。

色々なものが切り替わったり、始まる季節です。

同時に、これまでを振り返ることもあるような時期です。

新しくなる生活、学校や職場に向けてわくわくしている人がいます。

一方で、今まで当たり前にいた友達や同僚が近くにいなくなってしまったり、去年の今頃立てた目標が達成できていなかったりで、不安や悲しさが一気に押し寄せている人もいます。

もちろん、特に何も変わらない人もいます。

自分で繋いでいく、そして繋がっていく縁。

御縁という単語はとても気に入っていて、友達がよく使っている言葉でもあります。

今日の選択を未来で後悔したって、その後悔はもっと先を照らしてくれると思っています。

だから、選ぶときは、最後は自信を持って決めたいと思いました。その分、後悔したときはしっかり反省する。

冬明けから春の始まりまでの期間を、一部では梅春って言うらしいです。

前回の更新が去年末だと知って、いい加減書こうと思って来たマック。ホットコーヒーだけだとなんだか寂しいと思ったので、オレオ入りのフルーリーを頼んだら、今胃がびっくりしてます。

これは、相性いいなと思ったので、後悔はしてません。

#japan #japanese model #日常 #梅春 #春の歌 #春 #spring #Ume #plum #japanese plum #縁 #google pixel

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thebotanicalarcade · 3 months

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Ume Tree Pattern

1860/1867

#ume #Japanese plum #Japanese apricot #ume pattern #plum blossom #plum blossoms #flower of peace

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faguscarolinensis · 3 months

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Eristalis tenax on Prunus mume 'Kobai' / Common Drone Fly on 'Kobai' Japanese Plum Blossom at the Coker Arboretum at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Chapel Hill, NC

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ayanos-pl · 3 months

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紅梅にメジロが来て花蜜を吸っていた（1月31日）

Szlarnik japoński (Zosterops japonicus)

A warbling white-eye (Zosterops japonicus)

#warbling white eye #Zosterops japonicus #Szlarnik japoński #birds #ptaki #japan #flowers #kwiaty #Prunus mume #Morela japońska #Japanese plum #メジロ #紅梅

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lingocurio · 1 year

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So guys, did you know about Google lens?? That it can translate text in an image?! I just discovered this function on my phone the other day, and I was able to "read" a package that was in Japanese!

Here's the package. I can read hiragana and katakana but I suck at kanji. I know the last kanji is "cha" (tea), and the hiragana says "kobu", but I didn't know what "kobucha" is.

I knew it was some sort of beverage powder. I wasn't sure if kobucha is the same thing as kombucha.

Here's the back:

Do I just add water? Does it need to ferment, or what? No idea. Then I found out I can do this:

Isn't that wild?? This is sooo great! I have so many things I can't read, and now I will be able to!

So, in case you are having a hard time reading the translated image, this is "umekobucha". Ume is plum, and kobucha is kombucha (a fermented drink made of kelp). I've never actually had kombucha before, even though it seems to be all the rage and is available everywhere. Fermented kelp doesn't sound too appealing to me, but I'm willing to give umekobucha a try.

#japanese language #japanese #japan #google lens #translator #translation #umekobucha #kombucha #ume #japanese plum #kanji #梅コブ茶

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moonxsoap · 8 months

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Japanese Plum soap by Wavertree & London

Nashi Pear

Yuzu Citrus

Suika Melon

#Japanese plum #Wavertree & London #soap #Australian soap #Japanese themed

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100dayproductivity · 1 year

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Day 25/100.

Kitchen purge continued...

My pill container and pill cutter. I actually only have one daily prescription pill, but I found that I would sometimes forget whether I had taken it or not! So the pill container eliminates doubt. But I also use it for vitamins that I want to remember to take.

Nori (dried seaweed). For making sushi rolls. My daughter loves them but I haven't made them in a long time. I should make them for her again soon.

Salt. Use this almost daily for cooking. Would be nice to have a nicer container for it one day.

Container of spices in bags. I should look through it.

Here's all what's in the container:

Bay leaves

Black pepper

Marjoram

"Italian seasoning" (marjoram, thyme, rosemary, savory, sage, oregano, sweet basil)

Chili powder

Curry powder

A packet of salt.

I put the marjoram into the bag of Italian seasoning. I refilled jars of curry and chili that I have sitting on the stove. I put what little was left in an almost empty jar of cayenne pepper into the chili powder, then filled the empty cayenne pepper jar with black pepper and re-labelled it. I emptied the packet of salt into the salt container. Here's what's left!

Yay, purge! Now I have room in that container for other bags of spices I'm sure I'll find.

Oh no. This looks intimidating.

Breathe-in, breathe-out. Just take it one item at a time.

Mrs Dash "original blend" (onion, spices [black pepper, parsley, celery seed, basil, bay, marjoram, oregano, savoury, thyme, cayenne pepper, coriander, cumin, mustard, rosemary], garlic, carrot, orange peel, tomato, lemon juice powder, citric acid, oil of lemon).

Montreal Steak Spice (salt, spices, dehydrated onion and garlic, hydrogenated vegetable oil, red pepper). Now, it doesn't specify what spices, but Montreal steak spice will generally contain: garlic, coriander/cumin, dill seed, red pepper flakes/cayenne pepper, black pepper, salt, and maybe also paprika and onion powder. So we can assume there's something like those spices in here. I can definitely smell the black pepper and cumin.

Tikka masala spice mix. Again, it doesn't specify what spices, but tikka masala could contain: coriander seed, cumin seed, black pepper, red chili, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, turmeric and/or nutmeg.

Whole red chili peppers (dried).

Himalayan pink salt

A packet of something Japanese I received as part of a gift. I know that the writing says "kobucha" but I have no idea what that is!

Oh! It's plum-kelp tea powder! Just add water, stir and enjoy!🍵

Oh, no. What are all the little bags??

Right. So we have:

More of the vitamins my kid doesn't like 😕

Onion powder

Sesame seeds

Some packets of salt & black pepper

Some chocolate crumbs

Some more chocolate crumbs

An opened packet of French onion soup mix

Ok, I'm just gonna take those damn vitamins myself 🙄 I've put them with my other supplements. I emptied the packets of salt & pepper into the steak spice mix. The chocolate crumbs and opened soup mix are in the garbage. The onion powder and sesame seeds fit into the container of bagged spices that I just finished purging. Progress!

Next layer of strata:

Chestnuts. Enjoy by March 12, 2020 😕

More curry powder

Thyme leaves

More thyme leaves

Garlic, onion and red pepper mix

Chocolate I was hiding from my kids! 😄

Chestnuts are in the garbage. I filled the jar of curry powder on the stove-top right to the top. Still some left in the bag. One bag of thyme leaves I added to the "Italian spice"/Mrs Dash "original blend" mix. The garlic, onion and red pepper mix has unspecified spices in them, but it smelled like Mrs Dash, so I added it to that mix as well. Consolidate all these dribs and drabs of spices. It smells like what you might put on chicken or fish. So I'm going to call it my "fish and poultry seasoning".

The chocolate I will put where I can find it so it doesn't get lost again!

The final layer:

Garam masala

Cardamom

Celery salt (I' be been looking for this!!! I knew I bought some!)

An empty jar for cream of tartar

Blue sugar? 🤔

Some ziplock bags and a party-favour bag

Blue sugar is in the garbage and the container is in the dishwasher. Party-favour bag is in the recycling bin. I realized that the plastic bags are for mixing together spices and/or breadcrumbs!

Wow, so much space in the basket now!

See? Sometimes when something looks like an overwhelming mess, you just need to break it down into smaller, less overwhelming parts. Approach it one thing at a time.