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TsukuBlog A Local Perspective on Life in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan. Digging for (and then eating!) Bamboo Shoots – Getting to the Root of the Matter! TAKEH NO KO HORI (竹の子堀) 4 April, 2021 The roots of a bamboo shoot I had just dug up- with a little help! Bamboo grove in Onozaki, Tsukuba. Pleasing to the eye – as well as to the ear… clacking poly-rhythmically with each gentle breeze. My first plate of TAKEH NO KO GOHAN (Bamboo shoot rice) of the year. The shoots were picked in Yamaguchi, Tsukuba
In April, bamboo shoots ( Take No Ko) hit the market across Japan, and become readily available even to those living in big cities, far from any actual bamboo groves. As these beloved symbols of the season are at their best in late April and May, the Japanese everywhere, look forward to enjoying them prepared in a variety of ways. I have been told by Japanese friends who have lived abroad in places with no bamboo, that they ....
TsukuBlog Around Mitsukaido Station, Its Not Arigato- Its OBRIGADO ! 16 June, 2014 Takara`s Brazilian Mall is located just next to Mitsukuaido Station (on the Joso Line- if using TX, change in Moriya)
The Japanese word ARIGATO and the Portuguese word OBRIGADO, which both mean THANK YOU in their respective languages, can often sound uncannily alike. And since Portugal WAS the first European country to have made contact with Japan ( in 1543), and DID in fact leave several linguistic traces of its presence (not to mention the introduction of Christianity and firearms, among other things!) which continue to live on in Modern Japanese, including the words for bread- PAN, button- BOTAN, cape- KAPPA, alcohol- ARUKORU and even the word TEMPURA, it is not surprising that there are MANY who assume that ARIGATO is also a word of Portuguese origin. ....
TsukuBlog A Local Perspective on Life in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan. Ringing Out the Old Year, Ringing In The New- Joya no Kane (除夜の鐘) – Japan`s New Year Bells (again) 31 December, 2020 The bell at Hannya-Ji (just off the Tsuchiura-Gakuen Road) dated 1275 was designated a National Treasure during the war years to save it from being melted down to make ammo. After the war it was demoted to an Important Cultural Property. By Avi Landau When it comes to praying for health, safety and prosperity, the Japanese do not put all their chips on one hand in terms of religious tradition. This is most evident and interesting in the week or ten day period beginning with Christmas Eve, on which many (non-Christian) Japanese attend midnight masses, or other church services, or pray for family well-being, success and spiritual growth at a family Christmas dinner. ....